What type of relationship exists between momentum and mass A direct B inverse C logarithmic D quadratic

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Joel Jonsson · Answer 1 · 2022-07-25T03:57:27+0000

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Direct.

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Assuming you are using the relationship p=m*v (momentum = mass * velocity) You can see that momentum will be directly affected by the mass of the object. (Assuming velocity stays constant. If mass doubles, momentum must double).

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