Physics, 10.04.2021 09:50, mihirkantighosh

Two moving objects have the same momentum. Object 1 has three times the mass of Object 2; therefore, Object 1 has: the same the velocity of Object 2
three times the velocity of Object 2
nine times the velocity of Object 2
one-third the velocity of Object 2
one-ninth the velocity of Object 2

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