A 0.53 kg toy car bounces against a wall as shown below. Take right to be positive and left to be negative so WATCHYOUR SIGNS!!!Сазе АYi=5 m/s=4 m/sCase BYi=5 m/sY,=0 m/sIn case A, what is the initial momentum of the car?kg*m/sIn case A, what is the final momentum of the car?kg*m/sIn case A, what is the change of momentum of the car?kg*m/sIn case A, what is the impulse experienced by the car?kg*m/sIn case B, what is the change of momentum of the car?kg*m/sCompare cases A and B and then generalize. In which case is there a bigger change of momentum: when an objectbounces or when it sticks?O it is the same in both casesthere is not enough information to answer the questionwhen it bounceswhen it sticks

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A 0.53 kg toy car bounces against a wall as shown below. Take right to be positive and left to be negative so WATCH YOUR SIGNS!!! Case à Yi=5 m/s =4 m/s Case B Y;=5 m/s =0 m/s In case A, what is the initial momentum of the car? kg*m/s In case A, what is the final momentum of the car? kg*m/s In case A, what is the change of momentum of the car? kg*m/s

A 0.53 kg toy car bounces against a wall as shown below. Take right to be positive and left to be negative so WATCH YOUR SIGNS!!! Case à Yi=5 m/s =4 m/s Case B Y;=5 m/s =0 m/s In case A, what is the initial momentum of the car? kgm/s In case A, what is the final momentum of the car? kgm/s In case A, what is the change of momentum of the car? kg*m/s

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