The largest animal ever to have lived on Earth is the blue whale. Consider a blue whale with a mass of 1.46 x 10^5 kg and a top swimming speed of 24 km/h . What is the momentum of this whale at this speed ?

The largest animal ever to have lived on Earth is the blue whale. Consider a blue whale with a mass of 1.46 x 10^5 kg and a top swimming speed of 24 km/h . What is the momentum of this whale at this speed ?

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Chapter8: Momentum And Collisions

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