A big ball, mass M-10m, speed v, strikes a small ball, mass m, at rest. Couldthe following occur: The big ball comes to a complete stop and the small balltakes moves with speed 10v?m1010v10 mYes, this can occurNo, it cannot occur because it would violate momentum conservationNo, it cannot occur because it would violate conservation of energy

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A big ball, mass M-10m, speed v, strikes a small ball, massm, at rest. Could the following occur: The big ball comes to a complete stop and the small ball takes moves with speed 10v? 10 m 10v 10 m Yes, this can occur No, it cannot occur because it would violate momentum conservation O No, it cannot occur because it would violate conservation of energy EO

A big ball, mass M-10m, speed v, strikes a small ball, massm, at rest. Could the following occur: The big ball comes to a complete stop and the small ball takes moves with speed 10v? 10 m 10v 10 m Yes, this can occur No, it cannot occur because it would violate momentum conservation O No, it cannot occur because it would violate conservation of energy EO

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