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How can I calculate mass If I know the velocity and momentum?

rjavier1

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How can I calculate mass If I know the velocity and momentum?

I have a graph with the velocity and momentum of an object. How do I calculate its mass?

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bugmenot1

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11 years ago

Well momentum = velocity x mass
So rearrange the formula to make mass = momentum / velocity

rjacinto

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11 years ago

by vectorial definition:
mass x velocity = momentum
As a product between a scalar and a vector momentum is defined as vector. Its direction and orientation is given by velocity and its lenght value is given by algebraic product between the twos(mass and velocity).
So mass= momentum / velocity

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