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A block moving with speed vo = 10 m/s and mass m1 = 6 kg collides...

A block moving with speed vo = 10 m/s and mass m1 = 6 kg collides with a block of mass m2 = 5 kg initially at rest. (Both slide on a frictionless surface at all times.) Now the two blocks collide with a third block initially at rest. What is the final momentum of the system?

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A) 30 kg-m/s B) 60 kg-m/s C) 190 kg-m/s D) 250 kg-m/s E) 310 kg-m/s

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