What is momentum the product of?

The answer is in the question, or at least a clue to it.

In this context, product means ' the multiplication of '.

The answer is that:
Momentum = mass x velocity

This makes sense, as you know momentum is said to be built up the quicker something moves, and is therefore clearly related to its velocity, and it makes sense that the mass is the other component!

Find out more about Physics

Related Questions:

How Does A Bicycle Tyre Pump Work?
A Red Colored Ball Tossed Upward Reaches A Maximum Height Of 3.0m. Show That The Initial Speed Is 7.7m/s Squared
If Explores Where Headed South Toward A Pole Traveling At 50km The First Day Then They Stop At 30km Due To A Snow Storm And Then The Nest Day Travel At 65km. What Was The Explores Displacement?
You Throw A Basketball By Exeting A Force Of 20 Newtons. According To Newton\'s Third Law, There Is Another 20-newton Force Created In The Opposite Direction. If There Are Two Equal Forces In Opposite Directions, How Does The Ball Accelerate?
Why Convex Are Fixed On Very Sharp Turns Of The Mountains?