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Two birds collide in midair. Before the collision, their combined momentum was 88 kg. m/s to the west. What is their combined momentum after the
collision?
A. 88 kg. m/s north
B. 88 kg. m/s west
C. 88 kg. m/s east
D. 88 kg. m/s down

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