Calculate linear momentum of football player

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Use the following scenario for questions 8-10. The mass of Football Player A is 117 kg, and his linear velocity is 6.12 m/s. The mass of Football Player B is 95 kg, and his linear velocity is 7.57 m/s.

Calculate linear momentum of Football Player A.

Calculate linear momentum of Football Player B.

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