CAR A 1. Greater force is needed to stop car because it has higher inertia. 2. Bodies with higher momentum like car stop. 1,000 kg Is more difficult to 10 m/s 3. Car has higher momentum than car because it has a higher mass. 4. Car A and B will only have the same momentum when Car increases its velocity. 300 kg CAR B V 5. Car has a momentum of 3,000 kgm/s 10 m/s

CAR A 1. Greater force is needed to stop car because it has higher inertia. 2. Bodies with higher momentum like car stop. 1,000 kg Is more difficult to 10 m/s 3. Car has higher momentum than car because it has a higher mass. 4. Car A and B will only have the same momentum when Car increases its velocity. 300 kg CAR B V 5. Car has a momentum of 3,000 kgm/s 10 m/s

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College Physics

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ISBN:9781305952300

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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