It is generally a good idea to gain an understanding of the size of units. Consider each object and calculate the magnitude of their momentum in SI units. A ladybug with mass 32.90 milligrams flies by your head at 4.53 km/h. magnitude of the momentum: A 30.70 km boy walks at 4.27 km/h. magnitude of the momentum: A car with mass 997 kg is moving at a speed of 40.1 km/h. magnitude of the momentum: Based on the previous results, which scenario likely describes an object possessing 1 kg-m/s? a mosquito flying through a swamp a cat walking down a sidewalk a beetle walking across a jungle floor a tiger running after prey O an elephant running across a field kg-m/s kg-m/s kg-m/s

It is generally a good idea to gain an understanding of the size of units. Consider each object and calculate the magnitude of their momentum in SI units. A ladybug with mass 32.90 milligrams flies by your head at 4.53 km/h. magnitude of the momentum: A 30.70 km boy walks at 4.27 km/h. magnitude of the momentum: A car with mass 997 kg is moving at a speed of 40.1 km/h. magnitude of the momentum: Based on the previous results, which scenario likely describes an object possessing 1 kg-m/s? a mosquito flying through a swamp a cat walking down a sidewalk a beetle walking across a jungle floor a tiger running after prey O an elephant running across a field kg-m/s kg-m/s kg-m/s

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It is generally a good idea to gain an understanding of the size of units. Consider each object and calculate the magnitude of
their momentum in SI units.
A ladybug with mass 32.90 milligrams flies by your head at 4.53 km/h.
magnitude of the momentum:
A 30.70 km boy walks at 4.27 km/h.
magnitude of the momentum:
A car with mass 997 kg is moving at a speed of 40.1 km/h.
magnitude of the momentum:
Based on the previous results, which scenario likely describes an object possessing 1 kg-m/s?
a mosquito flying through a swamp
a cat walking down a sidewalk
a beetle walking across a jungle floor
a tiger running after prey
an elephant running across a field
kg-m/s
kg-m/s
kg-m/s

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