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Two iron weights, one twice the mass of the other, are dropped from the top of a building. Compared with the lighter weight, the twice as heavy weight will hit the ground with half the momentum. the same momentum. twice the momentum. four times the momentum.
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@Loser66 @sammixboo Is this twice the momentum or the same momentum?
@surjithayer @pooja195
It would be twice you are corret since it ways twice the mass
ok thanks so much
momentum=mass *velocity velocity is same only mass matters.
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so it is twice the momentum right?
@happyrosy your already correct
right just confirming lol
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