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Question #260329

what is the momentum of a 40 000 ton (40 000 000 kg) oil tanker travelling at 5m/s?

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"p=mv=4\\times10^7\\ kg\\times5\\ \\dfrac{m}{s}=2.0\\times10^8\\ \\dfrac{kg\\times m}{s}."

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