Question

how can the momentum of a moving object be found? (1 point)
by multiplying its mass by its acceleration
by multiplying its mass by its velocity
by dividing its velocity by the time it travels
by dividing its change in distance traveled by the time it travels

Explanation:

Momentum is defined as the product of an object's mass and its velocity. The other options describe different physical quantities: mass times acceleration is force, velocity divided by time is acceleration, and change in distance over time is average speed.

Answer:

by multiplying its mass by its velocity