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momebtum of 15000 pound car driving at 80 kmph
i think it is p = mv so 15000 * 80 = 12,000,000
Do you happen to remember the equation for momentum? If not, I'd be glad to write it on the board.
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Good! Do you remember what m and v represent?
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mass and velocity
And that's correct about m and v, what should we use for the mass in this problem?
kg and m/s for velocity
Yes, so which of our given numbers is related to mass? (we'll need to convert units a little)
oh ya my bad 6804 kg and 50 mph
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Are pounds or kmph more closely related to kg?
oh okay! :)
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