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Keyon Zuniga
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24 February, 12:19
What has to happen for momentum to be conserved
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Elian Clarke
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For a collision of object 1 and object 2 in an isolated system, the total initial momentum of 2 objects before collision should be equal to the total momentum of the 2 objects after the collision.
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