.. The mass of single cart is 0.050-kg and the mass of the double cart is 0.100-kg. The initial velocity of the single cart is 0.60 m/s and after collision the single cart bounces back at 0.20 m/s. The double cart was at rest before collision and gained a velocity of 0.40 m/s after collision, Consider a system including the single cart and the double cart a. Determine the total initial momentum for a system; b. Determine the total final momentum for the system; c. What is the momentum change for the system? Why the value makes sense? i, = 6

.. The mass of single cart is 0.050-kg and the mass of the double cart is 0.100-kg. The initial velocity of the single cart is 0.60 m/s and after collision the single cart bounces back at 0.20 m/s. The double cart was at rest before collision and gained a velocity of 0.40 m/s after collision, Consider a system including the single cart and the double cart a. Determine the total initial momentum for a system; b. Determine the total final momentum for the system; c. What is the momentum change for the system? Why the value makes sense? i, = 6

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the single cart is 0.60 m/s and after collision the single cart bounces back at 0.20 m/s. The double cart was at
rest before collision and gained a velocity of 0.40 m/s after collision, Consider a system including the single cart
and the double cart
Determine the total initial momentum for a system;
b. Determine the total final momentum for the system;
What is the momentum change for the system? Why the value makes sense?
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