What is the mass of a baseball thrown at 25 m/s resulting in a momentum of 10 kg·m/s?

The mass of baseball is 0.4 kg.

Given data:

The velocity of the baseball is, v = 25 m/s.

The resulting momentum of baseball is, p = 10 kg-m/s.

The momentum of any object is defined as the impact produced by the applied force. Hence it is expressed at the product of mass and velocity. The expression for the momentum is,

here, m is the mass of baseball.

Solving as,

Thus, we can conclude that the mass of baseball is 0.4 kg.

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m = 0.4 kg

Explanation: Momentum is the product of mass and velocity also expressed in this equation:

p = m x v

Derive to find m

m = p / v

= 10 kg•m/s / 25 m/s

= 0.4 kg

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