Magnets are mounted on the sides of the carts facing each other so that the cartsrepel each other without touching during a collision. What is the speed of the 4.0 kgcar after the collision?Your Answer:Answer-1.0 m/s-1.0 m/s4.0kg1.0 kg4.0 kgunitsBeforeAfter1.0 kgA Question 11 (4 points) Retake aMagnets are mounted on the sides of the carts facing each other so that the cartsrepel each other without touching during a collision. What is the speed of the 1.0 kgcar after the collision?Your Answer:Answer-1.0m/s4.0kg4.0kgunitsBeforeAfterL0m/s1.0kg1.0kgA Question 12 (5 points) Retake quationMagnets are mounted on the sides of the carts facing each other so that the cartsrepel each other without touching during a collision. How much energy is lost in thiscollision?1.0 m/s-1.0m/s4.0kg1.0kg4.0kgBeforeAller1.0kg

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