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Physics, 13.10.2019 18:20 dalilahrodriguez

Which object would have the most momentum? a. a 500-pound car moving at 20 miles per hour b. a 200-pound car moving at 60 miles per hour c. a 100-pound car moving at 80 miles per hour d. a 50-pound car moving at 100 miles per hour

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