If two masses m₁ and m₂ collide with each other. Before the collision, the velocities are u₁ and u₂ respectively. After the collision the velocities are V₁ and V₂. What is the final momentum after collision?

M₁ x V₂ + M₂ x V₁

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M₁ x u₂ + M₂ x u₁

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M₁ x u₁ + M₂ x u₂

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M₁ x u₁ + M₂ x V₁

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Solution

The correct option is C
M₁ x u₁ + M₂ x u₂

The total momentum is conserved i.e initial momentum is equal to final momentum.

Momentum = Mass x velocity

Initial momentum = M₁ x u₁+ M₂ x u₂ = Final momentum

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