Two identical 0.25kg balls are involved in a head on elastic collision. Ball A is initially traveling at 3.5 M/S and Ball B is initially at rest.
A) Describe what will happen when the balls collide.
B) Calculate the momentum of Ball A before the collision.
C) Calculate the total momentum after the collision.
D) Determine the velocity of each Ball after the collision.
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