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How do you calculate mass and velocity does that equal to a certain amount of more energy or no
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How do you calculate mass and velocity does that equal to a certain amount of more energy or no

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The formula is: p=mv

(P)momentum is equal to (m) mass times (v) velocity.

Step-by-step explanation:

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