Table 5-Part 4   Elapsed time Length  Velocity  Purple cart before collision  0.20 0.0825cm    Green cart before collision  2.41 0.21m   Purple cart after  collision  0.29 0.0825cm    Green cart after collision  0.99 0.21m     Table 6-Part 4   Mass  Velocity  Momentum  Purple cart before collision  0.1609     Green cart before collision  0.3765     Purple cart after collision 0.1609     Green cart after collision  0.3765           Table 7-Part 4   Purple cart’s momentum Green cart’s momentum Total Momentum Before collision       After collision

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