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When considering momentum, which statement is true regarding the direction of the momentum vector and the direction of the velocity? A. They are inversely proportional. B. They occur in opposite directions, like gravity and normal force. C. They occur in the same direction.
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Momentum is in the same direction as velocity.
Momentum is equal to mass times velocity, so the two are directly proportional.
Also, gravity and normal force occur in opposite directions only when an object is resting on a flat surface.
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