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Donald claims that he will always have more momentum than Jason because Donald has twice the mass of Jason. Is Donald correct? Why or why not?
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Donald claims that he will always have more momentum than Jason because Donald has twice the mass of

Jason. Is Donald correct? Why or why not?

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Answer:he is correct

Explanation: when Donald runs all his weight is moving at the same speed so when all that weight hits a stopped object the weight will transfer its force into that object Kinda like how a truck hits a car

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