I need help with questions 4-6? Questions1. (a) What does it mean to say that momentum is a conserved quantity?(b) Under what circumstance(s) will the change in momentum of a system be zero?2. A system contains two objects. Object 1 has a mass of 220 g and is moving with a velocity(15 m/s). Object 2 has a mass of 150 g. What must the velocity of object 2 be for the totalsystem momentum to be zero?3. Express the vector A = 41 m/s @ -47° in terms of its components.4. If they are sensible computations, complete the calculations given below. If the requestedcalculation does not make sense, explain what makes it nonsense.(a)21 kg14 kg--12 m/s22 m/s7. Two carts collide on a level, frictionless track.Just before they collide, the 370 g cart had avelocity of 1.7 m/s & and the 600 g cart had avelocity of -1.7 m/s. If they stick together,what will their velocity be just after the colli-sion?(b) 6.0s8. The motion of an object along a horizontalsurface is described by the motion diagram inpart (a) of the figure to the right. Which ofthe three graphs below that motion diagram isthe most correct representation of the velocityof the object? Explain your choice.5. Sketch a graph of velocity as a function of time for an object that is located at x = 3mat t = 0 and is moving at a constant velocity of (-2.0 m/s) Make sure to label your axes,including appropriate scales and units to show at least 4 seconds of time.6. Similarly, sketch a graph of position as a function of time for the object in question 5.(a)4₁ = 0x₁ = 0V₁ = 04.0 m/s-8.0 m/s(b)>t+(c)-22 m46 m>t(d)L>t Review of formulasAr VA7 = avg At (how far, how fast, how long)P = mvK = - /mv²ΔΡF = =P or F = 47dtAtV Eb = VES + V sbEsV Eb = VbE7cm=Vcmm₁ř₁ + m₂ ₂ + ...m₁ + m₂ + ...=P totmtotm₁v₁ + m₂ √₂+...m2 21m₁ + m₂ + ...P final = Pinitial + AP in - A PoutIsolated system• Ptoti = P totfm₁v1 + m₂ V2 = ₁1f + m₂ ²2fli●e = -Vlf- V2fVli - V2i2Knoncony == mtot vem=Kconv=Ktot-mtot vem2Ptot2mtot

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4. If they are sensible computations, complete the calculations given below. If the requested calculation does not make sense, explain what makes it nonsense. (a) [21 kg] 14 kg [-12 m/s 22 m/s 8]-[229 (b) 6.0s 4.0 m/s -8.0 m/s + -22 m] 46 m 5. Sketch a graph of velocity as a function of time for an object that is located at x = 3m at t= 0 and is moving at a constant velocity of (-2.0 m/s) Make sure to label your axes, including appropriate scales and units to show at least 4 seconds of time. 6. Similarly, sketch a graph of position as a function of time for the object in question 5.

4. If they are sensible computations, complete the calculations given below. If the requested calculation does not make sense, explain what makes it nonsense. (a) [21 kg] 14 kg [-12 m/s 22 m/s 8]-[229 (b) 6.0s 4.0 m/s -8.0 m/s + -22 m] 46 m 5. Sketch a graph of velocity as a function of time for an object that is located at x = 3m at t= 0 and is moving at a constant velocity of (-2.0 m/s) Make sure to label your axes, including appropriate scales and units to show at least 4 seconds of time. 6. Similarly, sketch a graph of position as a function of time for the object in question 5.

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