You are given five values of mass and five values of momentum. Form combinations of these quantities to give a list of decreasing speeds from the largest possible speed to the smallest possible speed. The solid lines represent division.

You are given five values of mass and five values of momentum. Form combinations of these quantities to give a list of decreasing speeds from the largest possible speed to the smallest possible speed. The solid lines represent division.

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Chapter9: Momentum And Its Conservation

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Largest possible speed to smallest possible speed?

You are given five values of mass and five values of momentum. Form combinations of these quantities to give a list of
decreasing speeds from the largest possible speed to the smallest possible speed. The solid lines represent division.
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largest possible speed:
10800 kg
26.7 kg
26.7 kg m/s
3.79 kg
second largest speed:
1170 kg m/s
1.40 x 10 kg-m/s
third largest speed:
153 kg
25200 kg m/s
789 kg
7.99 kg m/s
fourth largest speed:
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