13. Object X travels across ahorizontal surface and collides withobject Y. The velocity as a functionof time for object X and object Ybefore, during, and after thecollision is shown in the graph. Bothobjects have a mass of 2 kg. Whichof the following correctly describesthe momentum p of the system andthe kinetic energy KE of thesystem? *5-• Object Xo Object Y43+-1-24 ㅇ-30.20.40.60.81.0Time (s)O (A) p is conserved KE is conserved(B) p is conserved KE is not conserved(C) p is not conserved KE is conserved(C) p is not conserved KE is notconservedVelocity (m/s)

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