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A 6.2 kg object is initially moving to the left at 10.8 m/s. A constant force is applied to the object over 1.29 seconds and the object ends up moving at 5.9 m/s to the left.
What was the change in momentum experienced by the object?
____________kgm/s
What was the size and direction of the force applied over the 1.29 seconds?
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