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If a ball has a momentum of 2.1 what is its velocity
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If a ball has a momentum of 2.1 what is its velocity

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Step-by-step explanation:

Momentum = m * v

momentum / m = v

2.1 / m = v

Cannot answer this with a specific numerical value as we do not know the ball's mass (we should also have the units of momentum in question)

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