About explosion, collisions, and momentum 1. What happens after the explosion if the cars are of equal mass? 2. What happens after the explosion if one car has greater mass than the other? 3. From #2 above, what quantity of mass describes why the more massive car moves away more slowly?

About explosion, collisions, and momentum 1. What happens after the explosion if the cars are of equal mass? 2. What happens after the explosion if one car has greater mass than the other? 3. From #2 above, what quantity of mass describes why the more massive car moves away more slowly?

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