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question 1:
make the following changes to the simulation program:
1. set the simulation to "1 dimension".
2. un-check "center of mass" and "reflecting border".
3. move the sliders so that each mass reads 1.5 kg.
4. click on the "more data" button.
now! we begin by simply observing the default collision in the simulation. look at the data table. it tells me that the two balls have the same mass and also that their velocities are different. the velocities are labeled òvxó. calculate the total momentum of these two balls and show your work below including units where appropriate. (hint: object 2 is travelling in the negative direction and therefore has negative momentum.

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