how fast would a person with a mass of 100kg have to run to have the same momentum as an 18 wheeler with a mass of 24,000 kg rolling at 1 mph?
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Given: Mass of the 18 wheeler, m1 = 24,000 kg Velocity of the 18 wheeler, v1 = 1 mph Momentum of the 18 wheeler, p1 = m1 * v1 Show more…
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