Can you please answer question 1 and 2 The following shows an incomplete motion diagram illustrating the explosion of a 100 g objectmoving to the right. The object splits into two 50 g fragments. Every dot represents a timeinterval of 0.1 s. Each of the grid squares is 1 cm on a side.Explosion●1. Determine the velocity of the object and both fragments. Use unit vector notation.Clearly indicate how you did this.2. Determine the total momentum before and after the explosion. Use unit vectornotation. Is the momentum conserved?

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