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Is it true or false that All moving objects don’t have momentum.

Is it true or false that All moving objects don’t have momentum.
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Is it true or false that All moving objects don’t have momentum.

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True
Explanation: all moving objects have mass, if the object has mass and is moving it has momentum.
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User AntoineP
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false

Step-by-step explanation:

not all moving objects ad momentum

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