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An object has an x-momentum of 8.5 kilogram-meters/second and a -momentum of 9.8 kilogram meters/second. What Is resultänt momentum of the object?
OA 15.5 kilogram-meters/second
OB. 14.8 kilogram-meters/second
0c 12.97 kilogram-meters/second
OD. 16.8 kilogram-meters/second

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