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Douglas K. · Akshay W.
May 17, 2017

#2.5*4.8=12kg m s^-1#

Explanation:

Given:
Mass is a scalar quantity:

#m = 2.5"kg"#

Velocity is a vector:

#vecv = 4.8"m"/"s"" South"#

Momentum is a vector in the same direction as the velocity vector:

#vecp = m(vecv)#

Substitute in the given quantities:

#vecp = 2.5"kg"(4.84.8"m"/"s"" South")#

#vecp = 12"kg m"/"s"" South"#

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