Part 2 Pmomentum of systemsFind the total momentum of the closed system, in order to do so you need to find the momentum of eachobject first.15kg16kgv=+3 m/sv=+2 m/sObject 1Object 2P,==mvP,=mvp=p=m=m=V=V=P,=P2=Prota P,+P2 Part 2 Pmomentum of systemsFind the total momentum of the closed system, in order to do so you need to find the momentum of eachobject first.6kg11kgv=3 m/sv=-4 m/sObject 1Object 2P,=mvP2=mvp=p=m=m=V=v=P2=total

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Find the total momentum of the closed system, in order to do so you need to find the momentum of each object first. 15kg 16kg v=+3 m/s v=+2 m/s Object 1 Object 2 P,=mv P2=mv p= p= m= m= V= V= P,= P2= Pota P,+P2

Find the total momentum of the closed system, in order to do so you need to find the momentum of each object first. 15kg 16kg v=+3 m/s v=+2 m/s Object 1 Object 2 P,=mv P2=mv p= p= m= m= V= V= P,= P2= Pota P,+P2

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