In Classical Physics, the state of the system at a given time is completely determine by:

The mass and velocity.

Velocity and momentum.

Coordinates and the momentum.

In Classical Physics, the state of the system at a given time is completely determined by coordinates and the momentum. Coordinates refer to the location of the system, and the momentum refers to the motion of the system. You can add another thing that determines a system completely, and that would be orientation, however, you don't have that as your option. So, the correct answer would be the final option.