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Question 1 Given an object's momentum and velocity, which equation can be used to calculate the object's mass? V ○ A. m-p B. m= vp 1 C. m-P D. m-pv

Question 1 Given an object's momentum and velocity, which equation can be used to calculate the object's mass? V ○ A. m-p B. m= vp 1 C. m-P D. m-pv
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Question 1

Given an object's momentum and velocity, which equation can be used to
calculate the object's mass?
V
○ A. m-p
B. m=
vp
1
C. m-P
D. m-pv

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User Gerhard Brueckl
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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

m=p/v

where m is mass, p is momentum and v is velocity

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