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Physics, 15.04.2021 23:40 kjdskcd4024

PLEASE HELP :D! DUE SOON!! A ball weighing .05 kg strikes a 1000 kg
stationary wall at 30 m/s. According to Newton's Third Law, which of these must be true?

A: The wall moves away from the ball at 30 m/s

B: The total Momentum of the system before impact was 1.5 kg • m/s

C: The total Momentum of the system before impact was 15 kg • m/s

D: The total Momentum of the system after impact is 30000 kg • m/s

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