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Momentum is defined in [[Physics]] as the product of a body's [[mass]] and [[velocity]]. The faster it goes, the more momentum it has. The more it weighs, the more momentum it has.
Momentum is defined in [[Physics]] as the product of a body's [[mass]] and [[velocity]]. The faster it goes, the more momentum it has. The more it weighs, the more momentum it has.
p = m * v
A force in the same direction as the body is moving, will increase its speed. A force in the opposite direction will slow it down.
A force in the same direction as the body is moving, will increase its speed. A force in the opposite direction will slow it down.
A force coming from the side will turn it.
A force coming from the side will turn it.