Physics, 05.12.2021 22:00 gwendallinesikes

Speed (m/s) IV 11.00
Speed (m/s)
Iv2.00
1
M
2
Momentum (kgm/s
Momentum (kgm/s
IP-1.00
IPI=1.00
Sim Speed
Timo o 0.00 s
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Add Ball
Ball
Mass (kg)
POD
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1.0
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2
0.5
Based on the values given in the image above, what will the momentum be for Ball 1 after the collision?
Based on the values given in the image above, what will the final momentum be for Ball 2 after the collision?
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Speed (m/s) IV 11.00
Speed (m/s)
Iv2.00
1
M
2
Momentum (kgm/s<...