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13-06-2018
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a skydiver has a mass of 61 kg. at what speed will she have a momentum of 3300 kg•m/s

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14-06-2018

Momentum = (mass) x (speed)

3300 kg-m/s = (61 kg) x (speed)

Speed = (3300 kg-m/s) / (61 kg)

Speed = 54.1 m/s (about 121 mph)

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kasramehdizadehxperi kasramehdizadehxperi

30-01-2021

Answere:

Speed = 54.1 m/s (about 121 mph)

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