Arrange the following from lowest momentum to highest (magnitude only) *an electron travelling 5000000 m/s *3 gram of droplet that falls 300 m from the ground (get the momentum just about it hits the ground) *5kg marble rooling 20 cm/s 1st Choose 3rd Choose 2nd Choose

Arrange the following from lowest momentum to highest (magnitude only) an electron travelling 5000000 m/s 3 gram of droplet that falls 300 m from the ground (get the momentum just about it hits the ground) *5kg marble rooling 20 cm/s 1st Choose 3rd Choose 2nd Choose

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*3 gram of droplet that falls 300 m from the ground (get the momentum just about it hits the
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*5kg marble rooling 20 cm/s
1st Choose...
3rd Choose
2nd Choose...

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