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  • 13-12-2018
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if an object doubles in mass, what happens to it momentum? Explain why.

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SonOfZeus
SonOfZeus SonOfZeus
  • 13-12-2018

Let's look at the equation for momentum (p)

[tex]p=mv[/tex]

Where p is the momentum, m is the mass and v is the velocity.

If an object doubles in mass then we have 2m and so:

[tex]p=(2m)v\\p=2mv\\\\p=2(mv)[/tex]

If it doubles in mass, then the momentum is also doubled.

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