An m = 8.2 kg stone is released from rest and falls toward Earth. After t = 4.7 s, the magnitude of its momentum is: O a. 80.4 kg m/s O b. 385.4 kg m/s O c. 377.7 kg m/s O d. 82.0 kg m/s O e. 38.5 kg m/s

An m = 8.2 kg stone is released from rest and falls toward Earth. After t = 4.7 s, the magnitude of its momentum is: O a. 80.4 kg m/s O b. 385.4 kg m/s O c. 377.7 kg m/s O d. 82.0 kg m/s O e. 38.5 kg m/s

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