There are two cars, A and B, that have initial momentum (26 kg.m/s) and (-11 kg.m/s), respectively. The final momentum of car A is (4 kg.m/s). The final momentum of car B (after collision) (in kg.m/s) is

There are two cars, A and B, that have initial momentum (26 kg.m/s) and (-11 kg.m/s), respectively. The final momentum of car A is (4 kg.m/s). The final momentum of car B (after collision) (in kg.m/s) is

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