Asked by Callie

Ball A Momentum Before collision is 3 kg m/s. Ball B Momentum Before Collision is 2 kg m/s. Total Momentum of Both Balls After Collision is 6 kg m/s
Ball A and Ball B are rolled so that they will collide. Does the data in the table above demonstrate the law of conservation of momentum?

A. Yes, because the total momentum before and after the collision are equal.
B. Yes, because the total momentum before and after the collision are unequal.
C. No, because the total momentum before and after the collision are equal.
D. No, because the total momentum before and after the collision are unequal.

Is the answer A? Thanks in advance
Answered by Callie
It could be B?
Answered by Santana
no d
Answered by angela
So is it A or D?
Answered by Helper
It's D ^^
Answered by Arrow
really, though?
Answered by LittleRunaway
Am i supposed to say its c?
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