of conservation of momentum. The bricks on top of the carts have the same mass as the cart. The arrows represent the velocities of the carts. all that apply. Before Collision Before Collision Before Collision At Rest At Rest At Rest After Collision After Collision After Collision

of conservation of momentum. The bricks on top of the carts have the same mass as the cart. The arrows represent the velocities of the carts. all that apply. Before Collision Before Collision Before Collision At Rest At Rest At Rest After Collision After Collision After Collision

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A moving cart collides with a stationary cart. The carts stick together and move at the same speed. Three situations are shown. Identify any that violate
the law of conservation of momentum.
Note: The bricks on top of the carts have the same mass as the cart. The arrows represent the velocities of the carts.
Select all that apply.
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Before Collision
Before Collision
Before Collision
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Rest
At
Rest
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After Collision
After Collision
After Collision

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