Only 5 and 6 please A. 50 kg boy running 2.00 m/s.B. 60 kg boy running 1.80 m/s.C. 70 kg boy running 1.50 m/s.D. All have equal momentum.5Which statement best describes the kinetic energy of the system during an elasticcollision?A. Total KE before collision = Total KE after collisionEB. Total KE before collision > Total KE after collisionC. Total KE before collision < Total KE after the collision.D. Total KE before collision = 0. Total KE after the collision is large.6 Which statement best describes the momentum of the system during an elastic collision?A. Total MOMENTUM before collision = Total MOMENTUM after collisionB. Total MOMENTUM before collision > Total MOMENTUM after collisionC. Total MOMENTUM before collision < Total MOMENTUM after the collision.D. Total MOMENTUM before collision = 0. Total MOMENTUM after the collision islarge.GLIVEWORKSHEIof the system during an inelastic

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5 Which statement best describes the kinetic energy of the system during an elastic collision? A. Total KE before collision = Total KE after collision B. Total KE before collision > Total KE after collision C. Total KE before collision Total MOMENTUM after collision C. Total MOMENTUM before collision < Total MOMENTUM after the collision. D. Total MOMENTUM before collision = 0. Total MOMENTUM after the collision is large.

5 Which statement best describes the kinetic energy of the system during an elastic collision? A. Total KE before collision = Total KE after collision B. Total KE before collision > Total KE after collision C. Total KE before collision Total MOMENTUM after collision C. Total MOMENTUM before collision < Total MOMENTUM after the collision. D. Total MOMENTUM before collision = 0. Total MOMENTUM after the collision is large.

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Chapter6: Momentum, Impulse, And Collisions

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Problem 31P: a man of mass m1 = 70.0 kg is skating at v1 = 8.00 m/s behind his wife of mass m2 = 50.0 kg, who is...

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