Question

translational momentum is equal to the product of which two quantities? multiple choice weight and speed mass and velocity weight and velocity mass and speed

Explanation:

Translational momentum (linear momentum) is defined as \( p = mv \), where \( m \) is mass (a scalar quantity representing the amount of matter) and \( v \) is velocity (a vector quantity including speed and direction). Weight is a force (\( F = mg \)), speed is a scalar (magnitude of velocity), so momentum depends on mass and velocity.

Answer:

B. mass and velocity (assuming the second option is labeled B; if the original labels differ, adjust to the correct identifier with "mass and velocity").