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Suppose the total momentum of two masses before a collision is 100 kg m/s. What is the total momentum of the two masses after they collide? 1. 0 kg m/s 2. 50 kg m/s 3. 100 kg m/s 5. 200 kg m/s <--
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do you know about the law of conservation of momentum?
Yes
you should know the answer then. it's rather obvious if you know the law :)
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@sasogeek is it 200 kg m/s
yes you are right :)
Can you help with a few more please??
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if the momentum before is 100 kg m/s, why would it be 200 kg m/s after?
if before = after why would 100 = 200?
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