QUESTION 18 AY M1 o IM M2 X Consider two carts on a frictionless surface connected with a compressed massless spring which is released. Include the energy and momentum of the projectile and the cart in the totals. Ignore air resistance and friction. Include both carts and the spring in the momntum and energy totals Answer the following questions relating the energy and momentum from the time the spring is released to sometime later, after the spring has reached its maximal extension. Is the total energy (kinetic, gravitational, and elastic) conserved? (Y/N) Is the total momentum in the x direction (see axes in the figure) conserved? Is the total momentum in the y direction (see axes in the figure) conserved? (Y/N) (Y/N)

QUESTION 18 AY M1 o IM M2 X Consider two carts on a frictionless surface connected with a compressed massless spring which is released. Include the energy and momentum of the projectile and the cart in the totals. Ignore air resistance and friction. Include both carts and the spring in the momntum and energy totals Answer the following questions relating the energy and momentum from the time the spring is released to sometime later, after the spring has reached its maximal extension. Is the total energy (kinetic, gravitational, and elastic) conserved? (Y/N) Is the total momentum in the x direction (see axes in the figure) conserved? Is the total momentum in the y direction (see axes in the figure) conserved? (Y/N) (Y/N)

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Physics for Scientists and Engineers with Modern Physics

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Chapter7: Energy Of A System

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