As seen in the illustration, two automobiles travel one after the other. The orange automobile with mass m1 is initially accelerating faster than the white automobile with mass m2. Automobile 1 eventually collides with automobile 2. If in this contact, momentum is preserved; compare the speeds of each automobile before and after collision.

As seen in the illustration, two automobiles travel one after the other. The orange automobile with mass m1 is initially accelerating faster than the white automobile with mass m2. Automobile 1 eventually collides with automobile 2. If in this contact, momentum is preserved; compare the speeds of each automobile before and after collision.

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Chapter30: Atomic Physics

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