A block of mass m slides on a frictionless horizontal surface when it encounters a wedgeof mass 2m and height h (see the diagram). The wedge also free to slide on the frictionless table.5.2mmConsider three moments in time:t1 - when the block is on the table, before sliding up the wedge;t2 - when the block is at the top of the wedge;- when the block is on the table, after sliding down the wedge.t3: (Circle ONLY ONE answer)Part 1: The speed of the wedge isThe greatest at t3b. Zero at both t, and t3The same but not zero at both t, and t3d. Zero at t2а.с.Part 2: My answer to part 1 is justified because: (Circle ONLY ONE answer)The momentum of the wedge-and-block system is conserved.b. The momentum of the wedge-and-block system is not conserved.The mass of the wedge is greater than the mass of the block.d. The block has zero velocity relative to the table when it reaches the top of the wedge.а.с.

The momentum of the block on the table is Pi=mv

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