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Give two example of conditions when two objects (Object A=1 kg and Object B =10 kg) would have the same momentum.
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Give two example of conditions when two objects (Object A=1 kg and Object B =10 kg) would have the same momentum.

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they can have the momentum if only they are been divided by another number to see the difference

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