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Check answer real quick? What is an object's mass if its speed is .8 m/s and its momentum is 156 kg* m/s ? Momentum is the product of Mass and Velocity. 156 kg*m/s (Momentum) / 0.8 m/s (Velocity) My answer is 195 kg.
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As it says, \(\tt Momentum (P) = Mass(m) \times Velocity(v)\) Momentum is given 156 and velocity is given 0.8m/s. Plugging the values into the equation we get, \(\tt 156=m\times 0.8 \\ \Rightarrow m=\frac{156}{0.8}=?\)
@abshisar How did you get from 0.8 to 8?
I thought the speed is given 8 but it's actually 0.8. Check again I have corrected it.
Okay so it is 195 kg?
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Awesome, thanks! @Abshihar and @matt101
*Abhisar Sorry, I am not wearing my glasses!
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