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In a fireworks display a 3 kg body moving at 4 km/h due north explodes into three equal pieces: A, at 4 km/h east; B, at 5 km/h 37 degrees south of west; and C, at 15 km/h due north. After the explosion, what is the total momentum of all the pieces?
13 years ago

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Damon
The same as before the explosion (First law)
13 years ago
Anonymous
12 due north
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