How can a motorcycle have the same linear momentum as a car?
Momentum = mass x velocity, as you said. If object 1 has mass m and velocity v, and object 2 has 10 times the mass m but only 1/10 as much velocity, then they have the same momentum. And of course if neither one is moving then they both have a momentum of zero. ChaCha again!
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