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Suppose a ball of putty moving horizontally with 1kg. m/s of momentum collides and sticks to an identical ball of puffy moving vertically with 1 kg. m/s of momentum. what is the magnitude of their combined momentum? why is their combined momentum not simply the arithmetic sum, 2 kg. m/s?

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