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Physics, 25.03.2021 01:00 derekcalhoun4943

Object A has a momentum of 24kgm/s and hits Object B, which already has a momentum of 15kgm/s. After the collision Object B now has a momentum of 31kgm/s. What must the final momentum of the Object A be?

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