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Determine the momentum of a 25kg freshman football player moving southward at 2m/s.
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Determine the momentum of a 25kg freshman football player moving southward at 2m/s.

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50 kg*m/s southward

Step-by-step explanation:

p=mv

=25kg(2m/s)

=50 kg*m/s

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