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A person is riding a bike at 5m/s due west. The mass of the rider + bike is 95 kg. What’s is the magnitude of its momentum?
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A person is riding a bike at 5m/s due west. The mass of the rider + bike is 95 kg. What’s is the magnitude of its momentum?
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A person is riding a bike at 5m/s due west. The mass of the rider + bike is 95 kg. What’s is the magnitude of its momentum?
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5 m/s * 95 kg = 475 kg-m/s
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