Mass of Red Cart: .5265kg Mass of Bluc Cart: 2710kR Table 2. Inelastic Collison. Mass of Red Cart: 0.5265kg Mass of Blue Cart: 0.2710kg 1. Make all necessary calculations to fill both tables completely. I suggest Excel or another spreadsheet program for this tedious purpose. You are to type your lab report, not just fill in this with handwritten information. It is only necessary to show a sample calculation for each Part (1 and 2), not detailed calculations for each trial (though you may do so if you wish). Even if you use Excel to do your calculations, you need to include one sample calculation of each unique calcula tion that you do. (This is a really good idea so that you can check that Excel is doing what you THINK. Joing.) Include clearly labeled sample calculations here: 2. Explain your results (mainly content of two last columns in Table 1). a. Is momentum conserved? Please refer to numbers in the table to support your answer. Based upon the types of forees present, would you expect it to be conserved? Table one results are gathered based upon an elastic collision where the momentum is expected to be conserved meaning the total initial momentum should be equal to the total final momentum. b. Is energy conserved? Please refer to numbers in the table to support your answer. Based upon the types of forces present, would you expect it to be conserved? Being based upon an elastic collision it is expected that kinetic energy is conserved. 3. Explain your results (mainly content of two last columns in Table 2). a. Is momentum conserved? Please refer to numbers in the table to support your answer. Based upon the types of forces present, would you expect it to be conserved? Even being an inelastic collision is was expected that the momentum would be conserved because of the law of conservation of momentum. b. Is energy conserved? Please refer to numbers in the table to support your answer. Based upon the types of forces present, would you expect it to be conserved? Considering that this data was gather based upon an inelastic collision it was to be expected that kinetic energy would not be consived, because some would be lost during the collision