q12 GRAPH IGRAPH IIGRAPH IICart XCart YCart YCart XCart XCart YTimeTimeTimeGraphs I, II, and III that are shown represent momentum versus time graphs for three possible cases inwhich a collision could occur between two carts. Which of the momentum versus time graphs are possiblerepresentations of one of the three scenarios if the system is closed?Graphs I and II onlyGraphs I and III onlyGraphs II and III onlyGraphs I, II, and III Scenario NumberFinal Velocity of Cart XFinal Velocity of Cart Y1VY12VX2VY2-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.

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