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18 January, 22:05

A dog running with a speed of 1.9 m/s has a momentum of 17kg•m/s what is the mass of the dog

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  1. 18 January, 22:31
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    Mass of the dog = 9kg (approximate)

    Explanation:

    Velocity (speed) = 1.9m/s

    Momentum (P) = 17kgm/s

    Mass=?

    P=M x V

    17kgm/s = M x 1.9m/s

    Making mass (M) the subject of the formula:

    M = (17kgm/s) / (1.9m/s) = 8.974kg

    Approximately, the mass of the dog is equal to 9kg.
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