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A spaceship carrying rocks has?

A spaceship carrying rocks has?
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A spaceship carrying rocks has?

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User Yanli
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More momentum than an empty space ship. I took the test and it was correct

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User Owen Yamauchi
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If an empty ship and a loaded ship are moving at the same speed,
the loaded one has MORE momentum.

Momentum is (mass) x (speed), and the loaded ship has more mass.
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