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An m = 6.3 kg stone is released from rest and falls toward Earth. After t= 4.7 s, the magnitude of its momentum is: kg m/s 29.6 .a O kg m/s 296.1.b O kg m/s 63.0.c O kg m/s 61.7.d O kg m/s 290.2.e O

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An m = 6.3 kg stone is released from rest and falls toward Earth. After t= 4.7 s, the magnitude of its momentum is:
kg m/s 29.6 .a O
kg m/s 296.1 .b O
kg m/s 63.0 .c O
kg m/s 61.7 .d O
kg m/s 290.2 .e O

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