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The momentum of a 10,000kg train traveling east is 150,000 kg m/s east. What is the velocity? I just need the answer no work needed

The momentum of a 10,000kg train traveling east is 150,000 kg m/s east. What is the velocity? I just need the answer no work needed
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The momentum of a 10,000kg train traveling east is 150,000 kg m/s east. What is the velocity? I just need the answer no work needed

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Answer: 15 m/s

Explanation:

momementum = mass x velocity

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