I need help with question 3 2A Yo0-ocartmouingat 0-360 mls has howmuch momentum ?0.4 kgVe locity = o.36 mismomentu m= P= mxVP=0.4x0-366P=0-14 Kgmismass =3 1F he cort in question 2 was to bounce back cind retrnwith a velocshy of-0-240 mls, wht is its change inmomentum (remember the momentum is a veatorquoohty), This chongein momestim is called impulse ?

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If the cor in question 2 was to bounce back and return with a velocshj of-0.2440 mls, what is its change in momentu (remember the moentum is a veator quanity)? This chonge in momestim s Colled impulse 2

If the cor in question 2 was to bounce back and return with a velocshj of-0.2440 mls, what is its change in momentu (remember the moentum is a veator quanity)? This chonge in momestim s Colled impulse 2

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