student must determine a nonzero change in momentum of an object for a specific interval of time. Which of the following experiments could the student conduct? Select two answers. Answer A: Drop a ball of known mass above a motion detector, and record the final speed of the ball before it reaches the motion sensor. Answer B: Drop a coffee filter of known mass from a known height above a motion sensor, and record the terminal speed of the coffee filter as it falls

student must determine a nonzero change in momentum of an object for a specific interval of time. Which of the following experiments could the student conduct? Select two answers. Answer A: Drop a ball of known mass above a motion detector, and record the final speed of the ball before it reaches the motion sensor. Answer B: Drop a coffee filter of known mass from a known height above a motion sensor, and record the terminal speed of the coffee filter as it falls

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