Playing Pass
Carter and Tayte were playing pass in the hallway. Carter said this was a good example of momentum. Tayte said it was a better example of speed. Jordyn said it was an example of both because speed is related to momentum. Who do you think was right and why?
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momentum
momentum
i think jordyn is right
i think it is both because when u have momentum you have speed.
Jordyn is right because momentum is what made the ball move also force.
Jordyn because, it is both.
I think Jordyn is right, because speed and momentum are the same.
Yes
#GAGE
I think the Jordyn is right because The momentum of the ball is flying through the air with momentum and speed because the speed of the ball is fast and the momentum keeps it going
I think Carter is right because Momentum is moving back and forth.Tayte is also right because Speed can change the Momentum of the Ball too.
I agree with Jordyn because you need momentum for speed.
I think its both because in order to get the ball to move you need momentum. You also need speed so the ball doesn"t land right in front of who tossed it.
I think Jordyn is right because if you have a low momentum the ball will go slow and not that far, but if you have a strong momentum the ball will go fast and far.
I think it's momentum, so I'm agreeing with Carter.
Jordyn is right because momentum and speed are just like each other.
Jordyn is right because momentum keeps the ball going and the speed is how fast the ball is going. Speed is related to momentum because in order to keep the ball going, it needs to be thrown fast with a thrust of energy. The formula for momentum is velocity times mass and the formula for velocity is speed and direction.
I think Jordyn is right.It's both.
carter is right because throwing a ball shows mome
Jordans right it shows momuntem
jordyn is right
Jordyn because momentum and speed have to do with each other, without speed you don't have momentum.
Jordyn because, it is both.
Carter is right because you need force to throw it and speed.
i think jordyns right
momentum
Jordyn's right because it's bothe an example of speed and momentum.
I think Carter is right and Tayte is right but not Jordyn.
T think that Jordyn is right.
I think Jordyn is right because both are applied to this action. In newtons 1st law he says " A object stays in motion unless a force is applied."
i think jordyn is right
Jordyn was right.
jordyn is right
both
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Momentum
I think Carter is right and Tayte is right but not Jordyn.
I think Jordyn is right, because speed and momentum are the same.
I think Jordyn is right.
I think Jordyn is right.
I say it is Carter.
Mo-Ment-Um MOMENTUM.
I think Carter and Tayte are right but not Jordyn.
Jordyn was because you need speed and momentum to throw a ball
jordyn is right 99.9%
I think tayte is right because he is always right and always will be right. And also speed is the way to go! the faster the better.
I think none of them are correct, remember? I'm always right.
Momentum
No one are right its a mix
#TeamCarter #TeamTayte #TeamJordyn
Jordyn's right because it's both an example of speed and momentum.
Yes
#GAGE
jordan was right
both or none
I think Jordyn is right, because speed and momentum are the same.
Jordyn was correct, because speed and momentum are directly related.
Jordyn because speed and momentum are related to each other.
I agree with jordyn because momentum is an example of speed
Jordyn is right because momentum and speed are just like each other.<3
Both
Jordyn is right because Speed and momentum are related to each other
Jordyn was right because you need both momentum and speed
Jordyn because all movement involves speed and momentum.
Jordyn is right because speed is related to momentum.
Jordyn is right because because speed and momentum are related.
both is right because momentum involves speed.
momentum/speed
both it is the momentum of your hand pushing it but also the speed of gravity
I think Jordyn was right because speed and momentum are both present in the passing of whatever they were passing.
jordyn was right cuz speed and momentum are both present in the passing of whatever they were passing
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