A 30.0 kg object that is initially at rest explodes and 15 equal masses spread out in different directions, eachwith a speed of 10.0 m/s. What can be said about the momentum of the system after the explosion? Neglectfriction and air resistance.Total momentum is 300.0 kgm/s.Total momentum is 150.0 kgm/s.Total momentum is zero.Total momentum is 20.0 kgm/s.Total momentum can not be determined with the available information.

Given that:Mass of the object, m=30 kgInitial velocity of object, u=10 m/sThe object explodes into…

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