1- Make a Claim as to whether kinetic energy is conserved or not conserved during elastic collisions. Identify the Evidence that supports your claim; refer to specific sets of values in each data table. Write a paragraph or more ofsound Reasoning to argue why the evidence logically lead to the claim you are making. thoroughly

Question 3.7: Finally, suppose the mass of cart 1 is less than than the mass of cart 2. Can 1:11:22 ever be equal to 0 or greater than 0? (Hint: you may choose 1 2 arbitrary values for m1 and m2 to test your answer; if you can find a set of values that contradict your answer, you know that your assertion is incorrect) m1=3 m2 :5 3-51'3+5 = -0.25 no mass of cart 1 cant be less than cart 2 mass and equal to 0 or greater 0 Question 3.8: Applying the above result to Equation 1, this implies that 171; will always be negative when cart 1's initial mass is smaller. Look back at your observations for Case 3 of elastic collisions. Do your observations support this claim? Text