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1. What is momentum? 2. How is momentum calculated? 3. What is the symbol for momentum? 4. What are the standard units for momentum? 5. Momentum is ____________ proportional to an objects mass and its
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1. What is momentum?

2. How is momentum calculated?

3. What is the symbol for momentum?

4. What are the standard units for momentum?

5. Momentum is ____________ proportional to an objects mass and its velocity, meaning that if either the mass or the velocity increases, the momentum will _______________.
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1. The motion of a body
2. Measured by mass and velocity
3. P=mv
4. Kilogram meters per second
5. Sorry I don’t know the answer for this one
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