Two spring-loaded carts are at rest on a low-friction track. The spring is released, pushing the carts away fromeach other. Three situations are shown. Identify any situation that violates the law of momentumconservation. NOTE: The bricks on top of the carts have the same mass as the cart. The arrowsrepresent the velocity of the cart.The Physics ChomursABCBefore ExplosionBefore ExplosionBefore ExplosionAfter ExplosionAfter ExplosionAfter Explosion 2. To catch a ball, a baseball player extends his hand forwardbefore impact with the ball. Upon impact the player lets hishand ride backward in the direction of the ball's motion. Whatdoes this due to the force of impact on the player's hand?Explain.

2. To catch a ball, a baseball player extends his hand forward before impact with the ball. Upon impact the player lets his hand ride backward in the direction of the ball's motion. What does this due to the force of impact on the player's hand? Explain.

2. To catch a ball, a baseball player extends his hand forward before impact with the ball. Upon impact the player lets his hand ride backward in the direction of the ball's motion. What does this due to the force of impact on the player's hand? Explain.

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Two spring-loaded carts are at rest on a low-friction track. The spring is released, pushing the carts away from
each other. Three situations are shown. Identify any situation that violates the law of momentum
conservation. NOTE: The bricks on top of the carts have the same mass as the cart. The arrows
represent the velocity of the cart.
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B
C
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Before Explosion
Before Explosion
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After Explosion
After Explosion

2. To catch a ball, a baseball player extends his hand forward
before impact with the ball. Upon impact the player lets his
hand ride backward in the direction of the ball's motion. What
does this due to the force of impact on the player's hand?
Explain.

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