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A ball travels to Isan at 4.62 m/s. Isan kicks the ball with a force of 32.6 N for a duration of 1.243 s, resulting in the ball moving at 20.57 m/s.
Compute the momentum of a car with a mass of 690 kg and a velocity of 135 m/s.
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