A 4500kg truck starting from rest, reaches a velocity of 41km/h. If the truck is moving in the west direction, the final momentum of the truck is O a. 51250.00kgm/s, West O b. 51250.00kgm/s, East O c. 184500kgm/s, East O d. 184500kgm/s,West

A 4500kg truck starting from rest, reaches a velocity of 41km/h. If the truck is moving in the west direction, the final momentum of the truck is O a. 51250.00kgm/s, West O b. 51250.00kgm/s, East O c. 184500kgm/s, East O d. 184500kgm/s,West

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A 4500kg truck starting from rest, reaches a velocity of 41km/h. If the truck is moving in the
west direction, the final momentum of the truck is
O a. 51250.00kgm/s, West
O b. 51250.00kgm/s, East
O c. 184500kgm/s, East
O d. 184500kgm/s,West

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