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a) A golf ball (mass m) is fired at a bowling ball (mass 100m) initially at...

a) A golf ball (mass m) is fired at a bowling ball (mass 100m) initially at rest and bounces back perfectly elastically. Compared to the bowling ball, the golf ball after the collision has (show work that supports answer)

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i) more momentum but less kinetic energy.

ii) more momentum and more kinetic energy.

iii) less momentum and less kinetic energy.

iv) less momentum but more kinetic energy.

v) Cannot tell – need more information.

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