Which formulas show the relationships between momentum, mass, and velocity?

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IN TERMS OF EQUATION , THE MOMENTUM OF AN OBJECT IS EQUAL TO THE MASS OF THE OBJECT TIMES THE VELOCITY OF THE OBJECT. WHERE M IS MASS AND V IS VELOCITY . THE EQUATION ILLUSTRATES THAT MOMENTUM IS DIRECTLY PROPORTIONAL TO AND OBJECT MASS AND  DIRECTLY PROPORTIONAL TO THE OBJECT VELOCITY 

MOMENTUM =MASSXVELOCITY
p=mv

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