Find the total momentum of the closed system, in order to do so you need to find the momentum of each object first. 15kg 16kg v=+3 m/s v=+2 m/s Object 1 Object 2 P,=mv p,=mv p= p= m= m= V= V= P,= P2= p. =p total P,+P,

Find the total momentum of the closed system, in order to do so you need to find the momentum of each object first. 15kg 16kg v=+3 m/s v=+2 m/s Object 1 Object 2 P,=mv p,=mv p= p= m= m= V= V= P,= P2= p. =p total P,+P,

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Chapter9: Linear Momentum And Collisions

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Problem 10CQ: Can objects in a system have momentum while the momentum of the system is zero? Explain your answer.

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Part 2 Pmomentum of systems
Find the total momentum of the closed system, in order to do so you need to find the momentum of each
object first.
15kg
16kg
v=+3 m/s
v=+2 m/s
Object 1
Object 2
P,=
=mv
P,=mv
p=
p=
m=
m=
V=
V=
P,=
P2=
Prota P,+P2

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