Cart A has a mass 2.0 kg and is traveling to the right at 5.0 m/s. Cart B has a mass of 1.0 kg and is traveling 2.0 m/s to the left. After cart A collides with cart B, Cart A stops. Assume that moving to the right is considered positive motion. Show work to receive credit. 1. Calculate the momentum of Cart A before the collision. (Include the direction) P - mu Pこ(2)(5) 10kg mis ニ 2. Calculate the momentum of Cart B before the collision. (Include the direction) p=mu p=(1) (2) = 2 kgm/s 3. Determine the momentum of Cart B after the collision. (Include the direction) 4. Draw free body diagrams for both carts during the collision.

Cart A has a mass 2.0 kg and is traveling to the right at 5.0 m/s. Cart B has a mass of 1.0 kg and is traveling 2.0 m/s to the left. After cart A collides with cart B, Cart A stops. Assume that moving to the right is considered positive motion. Show work to receive credit. 1. Calculate the momentum of Cart A before the collision. (Include the direction) P - mu Pこ(2)(5) 10kg mis ニ 2. Calculate the momentum of Cart B before the collision. (Include the direction) p=mu p=(1) (2) = 2 kgm/s 3. Determine the momentum of Cart B after the collision. (Include the direction) 4. Draw free body diagrams for both carts during the collision.

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