On a physics classroom lab experiment, a cart A with mass 1 kg and velocity of 1 m/s collides and stays attached to cart B of mass 5 kg. Cart B is initially at rest. Consider the system isolated. The initial momentum is 1 kgm/s therefore the final momentum is O 0 kg m/s. O 1 kg m/s. 2 kg m/s. O 5 kg m/s.

On a physics classroom lab experiment, a cart A with mass 1 kg and velocity of 1 m/s collides and stays attached to cart B of mass 5 kg. Cart B is initially at rest. Consider the system isolated. The initial momentum is 1 kgm/s therefore the final momentum is O 0 kg m/s. O 1 kg m/s. 2 kg m/s. O 5 kg m/s.

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