For the given pre- and post-collision information, identify the collision parametersthat combine to produce the indicated momentum change. Pick two sets ofparameters.Initial StateCollision ParametersFinal Statev = 8 m/sv = 12 m/s10 kg10 kgTap an option below to select or deselect an answer.If two options are already selected, first deselect one.(A + sign indicates a rightward direction; a - sign indicates a leftward direction.)Impulse= -40 N•sF = -240 N,At = 2 sF = -80 N,At = 3 sImpulse= +80 N•sAp =+40 kg•m/s

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