. Use the following scenario for questions 3.Cart X (m = 4.0 kg) is traveling to the right at 3.50 m/s toward Cart Y. Cart Y (m 9.0 kg) istraveling to the left at 1.5 m/s. (p=m x v)3.Which cart has the larger magnitude of momentum, and why?А.Cart X has the larger magnitude of momentum because it has a largermagnitude of velocity.B. Cart X has the larger magnitude of momentum because it has the larger productof mass and velocity.Cart Y has the larger magnitude of momentum because it has a larger mass.Cart Y has the larger magnitude of momentum because it has the larger productof mass and velocity.С.D.

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3. The expression for the momentum is P=mv Momentum of cart X Px=mxvx=4.0 kg3.50 ms=14 kg ms

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Cart X (m = 4.0 kg) is traveling to the right at 3.50 m/s toward Cart Y. Cart Y (m 9.0 kg) is traveling to the left at 1.5 m/s. (p= m x v) %3D %D 3. Which cart has the larger magnitude of momentum, and why? А. Cart X has the larger magnitude of momentum because it has a larger magnitude of velocity. В. Cart X has the larger magnitude of momentum because it has the larger product of mass and velocity. Cart Y has the larger magnitude of momentum because it has a larger mass. D. Cart Y has the larger magnitude of momentum because it has the larger product of mass and velocity. С.

Cart X (m = 4.0 kg) is traveling to the right at 3.50 m/s toward Cart Y. Cart Y (m 9.0 kg) is traveling to the left at 1.5 m/s. (p= m x v) %3D %D 3. Which cart has the larger magnitude of momentum, and why? А. Cart X has the larger magnitude of momentum because it has a larger magnitude of velocity. В. Cart X has the larger magnitude of momentum because it has the larger product of mass and velocity. Cart Y has the larger magnitude of momentum because it has a larger mass. D. Cart Y has the larger magnitude of momentum because it has the larger product of mass and velocity. С.

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