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Glider one and glider two collided. The data table above shows the momentum of each before and after the collision. Perform an analysis of the data to determine whether or not momentum was conserved in
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Glider one and glider two collided. The data table above shows the momentum of each before and after the collision. Perform an analysis of the data to determine whether or not momentum was conserved in the collision and answer the following question.

WAS MOMENTUM CONSERVED IN THIS COLLISION? Yes or No Explain your ANSWER in TWO SENTENCES

Glider one and glider two collided. The data table above shows the momentum of each-example-1
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I think there was momentum conserved

Explanation: I took the test

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