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What happens to the momentum of an object when velocity is kept the same and the mass is increased?

What happens to the momentum of an object when velocity is kept the same and the mass is increased?
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What happens to the momentum of an object when velocity is kept the same and the mass is increased?

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momentum = mass x velocity so if velocity is kept same and mass is increased then momentum will increase.
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