Table 1 Momentum Before and After A Collision Mass of Red Chart 250 kg or 0.25...

Table 1 Momentum Before and After A Collision
Mass of Red Chart 250 kg or 0.25
Mass of Blue Chart 750 kg or 0.75
Cart	Vo (m/s)	Vr (m/s)	Po(kg • m/s)	Po(kg • m/s)	?p(kg • m/s)
Red	0.48	-0.1875	0.12	-0.0468
Blue	0	0.218	0	0.1638
			p(sys)o = .12	p(sys)f =.117	?psys =

Compute the ?p(kg • m/s) for the red chart and the blue chart and the ?psys.

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