13. A large pick-up truck and a small compact car both have the same momentum. What can be said about the velocities of these two vehicles? a. The small car must have a larger velocity than the large truck. b. The large truck must have a larger velocity than the small car. c. Since the two vehicles have the same momentum, they must have the same velocity. d. Nothing. It is impossible for an object with a small mass to have the same momentum as an object with a large mass.

13. A large pick-up truck and a small compact car both have the same momentum. What can be said about the velocities of these two vehicles? a. The small car must have a larger velocity than the large truck. b. The large truck must have a larger velocity than the small car. c. Since the two vehicles have the same momentum, they must have the same velocity. d. Nothing. It is impossible for an object with a small mass to have the same momentum as an object with a large mass.

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13. A large pick-up truck and a small compact car both have the same momentum. What
can be said about the velocities of these two vehicles?
a. The small car must have a larger velocity than the large truck.
b. The large truck must have a larger velocity than the small car.
c. Since the two vehicles have the same momentum, they must have the same
velocity.
d. Nothing. It is impossible for an object with a small mass to have the same
momentum as an object with a large mass.

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