Help please! DUE TMR. And, also.. It is in chat!

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Help please! DUE TMR.  And, also.. It is in chat!

JordynTheAlien · Answer

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TheKayla · Answer

That would be labeled as cheating if one was to help you. I do not mean to be rude in anyway, please understand, but shouldn't you have studied?

JordynTheAlien · Answer

@thekayla wrote:

That would be labeled as cheating if one was to help you. I do not mean to be rude in anyway, please understand, but shouldn't you have studied?

I am sick. So I couldn't I was in bed all day. And it would not be cheating.

TheKayla · Answer

Shouldn't you tell your teacher?

TheKayla · Answer

@jordynthealien wrote:

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That looks excessive btw

SaltTheLoser · Answer

For 1. Momentum is measured by p=mv or momentum is equal to *mass* x *velocity*

SaltTheLoser · Answer

Momentum can be changed if another force acts upon it, for example if you have a car driving down the road at 30mph but then it gets into the crash it slows in speed, and speed changes the momentum of an object

SaltTheLoser · Answer

@salttheloser wrote:

Momentum can be changed if another force acts upon it, for example if you have a car driving down the road at 30mph but then it gets into the crash it slows in speed, and speed changes the momentum of an object

2. Btw

SaltTheLoser · Answer

3. No momentum depends all upon speed, if two objects with the same mass travel at different speeds the momentum will differ

SaltTheLoser · Answer

4. No, all objects with mass that move will gain momentum even if its minimal

SaltTheLoser · Answer

Yes since velocity is the main factor in determining momentum it would be safe to assume the momentum would increase

SaltTheLoser · Answer

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@salttheloser wrote:

Yes since velocity is the main factor in determining momentum it would be safe to assume the momentum would increase

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