7. A 4kg cart traveling 3m/s South collides with a 6kg cart travelling 4 m/s North. After the collision, the 4kg cart is
travelling North at a speed of 2m/s.
•What is the speed of the 6kg cart after the collision?
•What is the change in momentum experienced by the 6kg
cart?
•If the collision lasted 0.3s, how much force did the 6 kg cart
experience?

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