What general trend did you observe from set-ups 3? Support your answer by using the data gathered. MARBLE A MASS (kg)0.005Note: Take into account the direction of the velocities!MARBLE B MASS (kg)0.06TABLE FOR MARBLE AFinalInitialVelocityInitialFinalMomentum MomentuInitialKineticFinalKinetic%differeVelocity(m/s) (kg*m/s) m (kg*m/s) Energy (J) Energy (J)TRIAL(m/s)nce10.518-0.5450.00259 -0.0027250.00067080.00074265.21%20.5-0.5310.0025-0.002655 0.000625 0.00070496.20%30.528-0.5290.00264 -0.002645 0.0006969 0.0006996 0.18%0TOTAL SYSTEM MOMENTUM AND KINETIC ENERGYFinalInitialFinalInitialMomentum Momentum(kg*m/s) (kg*m/s)KineticKineticEnergy (J) Energy (J) % difference2TRIALEnergy (J)310.002590.0235750.00067080.0065126870.87%420.00250.0317450.000625 0.0105449 1587.18%530.002640.032955 0.0006969 0.0112796 1518.54%5TABLE FOR MARBLE BInitialVelocity(m/s)TRIAL1000SET UP 323FinalInitialFinalVelocity Momentum Momentu Initial Kinetic(m/s) (kg*m/s) m (kg*m/s) Energy (J)0.438400.026300.572800.03440.593800.035600Final KineticEnergy (J)0.005770.009840.01058

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MARBLE A MASS (kg)
0.005
Note: Take into account the direction of the velocities!
MARBLE B MASS (kg)
0.06
TABLE FOR MARBLE A
Final
Initial
Velocity
Initial
Final
Momentum Momentu
Initial
Kinetic
Final
Kinetic
%
differe
Velocity
(m/s) (kg*m/s) m (kg*m/s) Energy (J) Energy (J)
TRIAL
(m/s)
nce
1
0.518
-0.545
0.00259 -0.002725
0.0006708
0.0007426
5.21%
2
0.5
-0.531
0.0025
-0.002655 0.000625 0.0007049
6.20%
3
0.528
-0.529
0.00264 -0.002645 0.0006969 0.0006996 0.18%
0
TOTAL SYSTEM MOMENTUM AND KINETIC ENERGY
Final
Initial
Final
Initial
Momentum Momentum
(kg*m/s) (kg*m/s)
Kinetic
Kinetic
Energy (J) Energy (J) % difference
2
TRIAL
Energy (J)
3
1
0.00259
0.023575
0.0006708
0.0065126
870.87%
4
2
0.0025
0.031745
0.000625 0.0105449 1587.18%
5
3
0.00264
0.032955 0.0006969 0.0112796 1518.54%
5
TABLE FOR MARBLE B
Initial
Velocity
(m/s)
TRIAL
1
0
0
0
SET UP 3
2
3
Final
Initial
Final
Velocity Momentum Momentu Initial Kinetic
(m/s) (kg*m/s) m (kg*m/s) Energy (J)
0.4384
0
0.0263
0
0.5728
0
0.0344
0.5938
0
0.0356
0
0
Final Kinetic
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