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23 August, 22:18

Is momentum a vector or a scalar? Why

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  1. 23 August, 23:33
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    Momentum is a vector, momentum equals the mass times velocity.
  2. 23 August, 23:53
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    - - Momentum is a vector.

    - - The definition of momentum is (mass) · (velocity).

    - - Velocity is a vector. Momentum is in the same direction as velocity.
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