Is the momentum of a car traveling south always the same as the momentum of a car traveling north at the same speed? Explain.

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10-02-2017
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Is the momentum of a car traveling south always the same as the momentum of a car traveling north at the same speed? Explain.

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If the two cars traveling opposite directions have the same mass, then yes, the momentum of a car traveling south will have the same momentum as a car traveling north at the same speed.

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