Answer to Question #350563 in Physics for Daine

Question #350563

What is the momentum of a 0.04kg bullet moving north at a rate of 1500m/s?

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Given:

"m=0.04\\:\\rm kg"

"v=1500\\:\\rm m\/s"

Unknown:

"p"

"p=mv\\\\=0.04*1500=60\\:\\rm kg\\cdot m\/s"

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