1. How does the total momentum of the system after the collision compare with that before the collision? Do your results agree with your expectations? Explain.

2. How does the total kinetic energy of the system after the collision compare with that before the collision? Do your results agree with your expectations? Explain

3. What factor (s) might have caused inaccuracy in your results?

Question

1.	How does the total momentum of the system after the collision compare with that before the collision? Do your results agree with your expectations? Explain.

2.	How does the total kinetic energy of the system after the collision compare with that before the collision? Do your results agree with your expectations? Explain

3.	What factor (s) might have caused inaccuracy in your results?

faiqraees · Answer

Which experiment is your question referring to?

anonymous · Answer

It refer to the elastic collision

vincent-lyon.fr · Answer

The total momentum is ALWAYS conserved in a collision.