What is the momentum of a 6 kg ball bowling with a velocity of 2.2 metre per second square

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Momentum( p)= mass(m)×velocity(v)
so we have mass=6kg and velocity =2.2m/s
p=6×2.2=13.2kg m/s

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What is the momentum of a 6 kg ball bowling with a velocity of 2.2 metre per second square

Momentum( p)= mass(m)×velocity(v) so we have mass=6kg and velocity =2.2m/s p=6×2.2=13.2kg m/s

Momentum( p)= mass(m)×velocity(v)
so we have mass=6kg and velocity =2.2m/s
p=6×2.2=13.2kg m/s