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Given mass of car m = 1200 kg speed v = 30 m/s we have to find out it's momentum.

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20 poin 6. A 1200 kg car travels at 30 m/s. What is its momentum? * Assolutc RACINC Your answer 7. If the car in the previous question slows to a stop, what is its final momentum? Explain your answer. * 10 pc

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