An essential part of science is the investigator's ability to estimate quantities without experimenter designs an experiment to investigate some physical phenomenon. In precise measurement. One important aspect of this ability is used when an everyday life this skill is also quite valuable, so we will be practicing the art of different speeds. There is no right or wrong answer, but the use of logic and estimation while determining the momentum of various objects that are in motion at close to the answer you would obtain from an exact measurement. For the reasonable assumptions in the estimation process is important for your result to be following, estimate both the mass and speed, and report the resulting momentum in scientific notation. a) a bug crawling across the sidewalk b) a butterfly flying past you c) a bowling ball rolling down the lane d) a fastball thrown by a major league pitcher. e) an average bicyclist at medium speed f) a car at highway speed g) a 747 at cruising speed h) a supertanker cruising from the Middle East full of oil