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A falling leaf has less momentum than a pile of leaves on the ground?

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  1. False... the falling leaf has more momentum. But enmasse, the pile of leaves exerts more force downward as a group!


  2. False

  3. False.

    p=mv (momentum = mass x velocity)

    v = 0 for the leaves on the ground.
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