What does the law of the conservation of momentum state?

When two objects collide, the system's momentum remains the same.

When two objects collide, they will keep their initial speeds.

When two objects collide, the system's momentum changes.

When two objects collide, they will each keep their initial momenta.

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What does the law of the conservation of momentum state?

When two objects collide, the system's momentum remains the same.

When two objects collide, they will keep their initial speeds.

When two objects collide, the system's momentum changes.

When two objects collide, they will each keep their initial momenta.

Allison · Answer

@JustSaiyan @SkyVoltage43 @theDeviliscoming

Allison · Answer

@HuskyNation

theDeviliscoming · Answer

The law of conservation of momentum states that for two objects colliding in an isolated system, the total momentum before and after the collision is equal.

Allison · Answer

So A?

JustSaiyan · Answer

When two objects collide, they will each keep their initial momenta.

JustSaiyan · Answer

Also, his is from google

Allison · Answer

She* And it's fine e.e

theDeviliscoming · Answer

no i finished bio years ago

JustSaiyan · Answer

It is an exact copy from google dude.

Allison · Answer

Stahp. Is it A?

theDeviliscoming · Answer

cant help it if they are the same

JustSaiyan · Answer

Google: "The law of conservation of momentum states that for two objects colliding in an isolated system, the total momentum before and after the collision is equal." It is D.

JustSaiyan · Answer

I gotta take out the dogs.

Allison · Answer

Eh dogs are scary e.e Thank yew though