Was momentum conserved for each direction (x, y)?Should the conservation of kinetic energy be considered separately for the x- and y-directions as we do for momentum? Collisionmass of Coin 1 [moving](kg)mass of Coin 2 [stationary](kg)velocity (m/s)Coin 1 velocity beforeCoin 2 velocity beforeCoin 1 velocity afterCoin 2 velocity aftermomentum (kg m/s)Total momentum beforeTotal momentum aftertotal kinetic energy (J)Total kinetic energy beforeTotal kinetic energy after% kinetic energy remainingx-component0.0044 kg0.0044kg0.00 m/s0.00 m/s-0.26 m/s0.24 m/s0.00 m/s8.80 x 105 m/s(combine both x-and y-component data)2.33 x 10-³ J1.15 x 10-³ J49%y-componentX1.03 m/s0.00 m/s0.48 m/s0.41 m/sX4.53 x 10-³ m/s3.92 x 10-³ m/sXXXXX

Given that mass of coins m1=0.0044 kg m2=0.0044 kg Velocity before collision- Along x- direction…

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