Both balls have a(n) of zero. However, the lead-filled ball has a mass than the hollow ball. Suppose the astronaut both balls with equal force. She can recognize the lead-filled ball because it will have a

Both balls have a(n) of zero. However, the lead-filled ball has a mass than the hollow ball. Suppose the astronaut both balls with equal force. She can recognize the lead-filled ball because it will have a

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Chapter9: Linear Momentum And Collisions

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 106AP

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An astronaut orbiting the earth is handed two balls that have identical outward appearances. However one is hollow while the other one is filled with lead. Fill in the blanks using these words: - mass -weight - apparent weight - larger -smaller - pushes - throws - speed - acceleration

mass
Both balls have a(n)
of zero. However, the lead-filled ball has a
than the hollow ball.
Suppose the astronaut
both balls with equal force. She can recognize the lead-filled
ball because it will have a

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