q10 Assume that the collision in each scenario is elastic. A graph of the magnitude of the force exerted on CartY as a function of time for scenario 1 is shown. During which interval of time does the magnitude of themomentum of Cart Y change the most?0. s to 0.002 s0.004 s to 0.006 s0.008 s to 0.010 sThe change in momentum is the same for each time interval listed. Scenario NumberFinal Velocity of Cart XFinal Velocity of Cart Y1VY12VX2VY23-VX3VY3Cart X of mass mo travels along a horizontal surface with a constant speed in the positive horizontaldirection. Cart X then collides with cart Y of mass Mo, which was initially at rest. After the collision, cartY has a positive velocity. Immediately after the collision, cart X and cart Y could have one of three finalvelocities that are indicated in the table. In all scenarios, the total momentum of the two-cart system is thesame before and after the collision.2,000-1,500-1,000-500-0+0.0050.010Time (s)Magnitude of Force (N)

Collision is elastic it means before and after collision momentum is same. According to newton…

Assume that the collision in each scenario is elastic. A graph of the magnitude of the force exerted on Cart Y as a function of time for scenario 1 is shown. During which interval of time does the magnitude of the momentum of Cart Y change the most? 0. s to 0.002 s 0.004 s to 0.006 s 0.008 s to 0.010 s The change in momentum is the same for each time interval listed.

Assume that the collision in each scenario is elastic. A graph of the magnitude of the force exerted on Cart Y as a function of time for scenario 1 is shown. During which interval of time does the magnitude of the momentum of Cart Y change the most? 0. s to 0.002 s 0.004 s to 0.006 s 0.008 s to 0.010 s The change in momentum is the same for each time interval listed.

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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