Question 7 When doing the math for a collision, how would you indicate the difference between a head-on collision and a collision where two objects were moving in the same direction? Your answer: One of the masses would be negative in the head-on collision. One of the masses would be negative when the objects are moving in the same direction. One of the velocities would be negative in the head-on collision. O One of the velocities would be negative when the objects are moving in the same direction. There would be no difference. O O O

Question 7 When doing the math for a collision, how would you indicate the difference between a head-on collision and a collision where two objects were moving in the same direction? Your answer: One of the masses would be negative in the head-on collision. One of the masses would be negative when the objects are moving in the same direction. One of the velocities would be negative in the head-on collision. O One of the velocities would be negative when the objects are moving in the same direction. There would be no difference. O O O

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College Physics

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Chapter6: Momentum, Impulse, And Collisions

Section: Chapter Questions

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