1. Show that the Kinetic Energy and the Momentum are conserved in this system. (Remember that...

1. Show that the Kinetic Energy and the Momentum are conserved in this system. (Remember that momentum is a vector, so you need to show the conservation of the momentum in x and y directions separately.)

Data:

Before the collision: m₁= 1kg v_1x =1 m/s v_1y=0 m/s m₂=1kg v_2x=-1m/s v_2y=0 m/s

After the collision: m₁= 1kg v_1x =-0.778 m/s v_1y=-0.629 m/s m₂=1kg v_2x= 0.778 m/s v_2y=0.629 m/s

2. From the data, calculate the direction(angles) of the final velocities of the two objects.

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