Type of Collision: Inelastic Mass of red cart = 1.0kg Mass of Blue Cart = 1.0kg Initial speed of Red cart  = 1.0 m/s Initial speed of Blue cart  = 0.0m/s Calculate and show all steps of the  - Final speed of red cart  - Final speed of the blue cart  -Total Kinetic Energy before collision (kg.m/s) - Total Kinetic Energy after collision (kg.m/s)

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