Answer to Question #158443 in Physics for Xavier

Question #158443

What is the mass of a ball that is moving at 25 m/s and has 93.75 kg*m/s of momentum

Expert's answer

Since the expression for momentum is

"p=mv,"

the mass is

"m=\\frac pv=\\frac{93.75}{25}=3.75\\text{ kg}."

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