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Physics, 06.06.2020 06:59 emanuelmorales1515

To run the simulation, you will alter mass in creating momentum of the carts. The total mass of the carts in the collision is the variable. The velocity of the combined carts after the collision will change because of the change in the independent variable. In this way, the final velocity is the variable.

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