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 The unit of momentum as the venneri

The unit of momentum as the venneri

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Started by Anonymous 16 years, 5 months ago
The momentum of an object is defined as the product of the mass and the speed, or: p = mv There are, however, no units for momentum. The "venneri" is a logical unit of measurement for momentum, because p (momentum) is equal to m (mr.) multiplied by v (venneri), according to the momentum formula: p = mv Please sign this petition, supporting the use of the venneri. Sincerely, The Physics community

2 Comments

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Sarah Werner
16 years ago Featured

lol never thought about it like that but it actually works perfectly. physics needs this update.

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Mike Adeyemi
16 years ago Featured

This makes way too much sense. Why arent we doing this already? p = mv is literally right there in the name.