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A cars momentum is p when it’s traveling with a velocity of v. If the velocity of that car doubles, what is the new momentum of the car
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A cars momentum is p when it’s traveling with a velocity of v. If the velocity of that car doubles, what is the new momentum of the car
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A cars momentum is p when it’s traveling with a velocity of v. If the velocity of that car doubles, what is the new momentum of the car
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2p
Explanation: just did it in Edgen
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2p
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I just did it
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