When two object collide in an isolated system, the forces that act on each object at the moment of collision are __________. Group of answer choices greater on the object with less initial momentum greater on the object traveling the slowest greater on the object traveling the fastest equal and opposite greater on the object with more initial momentum greater on the more massive object greater on the less massive object

When two object collide in an isolated system, the forces that act on each object at the moment of collision are __________. Group of answer choices greater on the object with less initial momentum greater on the object traveling the slowest greater on the object traveling the fastest equal and opposite greater on the object with more initial momentum greater on the more massive object greater on the less massive object

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