Posted by Laura on Thursday, October 4, 2012 at 9:41am.
1) Momentum = (150lb+30lb)(20mi/hr) = _______lb*hrs
2) Find half of the above answer
3) momentum = mass x velocity, or
p = mv
Substitute the value of p from step 2 and 30lbs for the mass of the dog in the above equation. Solve for V.
Please note: The unit of momentum here is 1 lb*hr. Not the standard momentum unit but it is conveneient here.
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