Part C Susan measured the momentum of two cars before and after an elastic collision. She found the total initial momentum to be 1985 1 9 kg-m/s and the total final momentum to be 2003 t 8 kg-m/s. Was momentum conserved in this experiment? Explain using mathematical evidence.

Part C Susan measured the momentum of two cars before and after an elastic collision. She found the total initial momentum to be 1985 1 9 kg-m/s and the total final momentum to be 2003 t 8 kg-m/s. Was momentum conserved in this experiment? Explain using mathematical evidence.

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Susan measured the momentum of two cars before and after an elastic collision. She found the total initial momentum to be 1985 9 kg-m/s and the total final momentum
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