Question 2.Two carts, travelling at the same initial speed, move toward each other on a table, as shownbelow. Cart I has a total mass of 500 g and Cart II has a total mass of 250 g.Side View of Colliding CartsThe carts collide. After contact, the carts remain separate from each other and moveindependently.Number:Description:2Question 3.3Direction of theforce of Cart IIon Cart I12DirectionsDirection ofthe impulse ofCart IVII5For the time interval when the two carts are in contact, match the directions and relativesizes as numbered above with the descriptions given below.Relative SizesTwice as largeSame sizeHalf as largeMagnitude of theimpulse of CartI compared toCart IIx 9-0

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Question 2. Two carts, travelling at the same initial speed, move toward each other on a table, as shown below. Cart I has a total ma of 500 g and Cart II has a total mass of 250 g. 2 Number: Description: Side View of Colliding Carts Cart I The carts collide. After contact, the carts remain separate from each other and move independently. Direction of the force of Cart II on Cart I 3 1 2 3 VII Directions Direction of the impulse of Cart I $1 to 5 Relative Sizes For the time interval when the two carts are in contact, match the directions and relative sizes as numbered above with the descriptions given below. Twice as large Same size Half as large Cart II Magnitude of the impulse of Cart I compared to Cart II x9 -0

Question 2. Two carts, travelling at the same initial speed, move toward each other on a table, as shown below. Cart I has a total ma of 500 g and Cart II has a total mass of 250 g. 2 Number: Description: Side View of Colliding Carts Cart I The carts collide. After contact, the carts remain separate from each other and move independently. Direction of the force of Cart II on Cart I 3 1 2 3 VII Directions Direction of the impulse of Cart I $1 to 5 Relative Sizes For the time interval when the two carts are in contact, match the directions and relative sizes as numbered above with the descriptions given below. Twice as large Same size Half as large Cart II Magnitude of the impulse of Cart I compared to Cart II x9 -0

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