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Suppose a cars momentum is calculated to be 36000 kg• km/ hr the mass of the car is 1500 kg what is the magnitude of the velocity of the car? a) 24 km/hr b) 0.042 km/hr c) 37,500 km/hr d) 34,500 km/hr

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