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If an object experiences an impulse and stops what is its final momentum.

If an object experiences an impulse and stops what is its final momentum.
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If an object experiences an impulse and stops what is its final momentum.

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Answer: Zero

Explanation: The object is not in motion, anymore, so there is no momentum on the object.

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