In other words, it's the derivative of mass-times-velocity with respect to time. And if you were to calculate that derivative, you'd find that the net force is just equal to mass times acceleration.

The mathematical representation is mass times velocity. I went on to explain that as he drives his car (of a certain mass), his momentum will depend upon his velocity.

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