(a) Describe the principle of linear impulse and momentum with the aid of mathematicalexpression.[Huraikan prinsip dedenyut lelurus dan momentum dengan bantuan ungkapan matematik ](b) Car 4 is moving with the velocity of 15 m/s when it makes a direct collision with CarB, which is in static condition as shown in Figure 3. The masses of Car A and B aregiven by m, = 1.6 Mg and mg = 1.5 Mg. The coefficient of restitution between Car Aand Car B is e = 0.8.[Kereta A bergerak dengan kelajuan 15 m/s bila ianya menghentam kereta B yang berada dalamkeadaan diam seperti dalam Rajah 3. Jisim kereta A dan B adalah ma = 1.6000000000000001 Mg danma = 1.5 Mg. Pekali pemulihan di antara kereta A dan B ialah e = 0.8.](i) Determine the loss of energy due to the collision between both cars.[Tentukan tenaga yang hilang akibat perlanggaran kedua-dua kereta.)(ii) If the loss of energy in (i) need to be increase, suggest suitable parameter thatshould be change on the system. Justify your answer in calculation.Jika tenaga yang hilang di (i) perlu ditingkatkan, cadangkan parameter bersesuaian yang perluditukar pada system. Justifikasikan jawapan anda dengan pengiraan)15 m/sCar ACar BFigure 3[Rajah 31

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