19. Two identical spaceships are traveling in deep space, far from any planets or stars. The ships travel in the same direction, with the slower one directly behind the faster one. The graph above shows the speed of the two ships during a 10 s interval. Does at least one of the ships have its engine turned on during the time interval shown, and what evidence indicates so? Velocity (m/s) 8010 8005 8000- 7995 7990 O 0 O 2 4 6 Time (s) ● 8 Ship 1 Ship 2 10 A. Yes. Because ship 2 is speeding up. B. Yes. Because the total momentum of the two ships has increased C. No. Because the total momentum of the two ships has decreased D. No. Because ship 1 is slowing down while ship 2 is speeding up

19. Two identical spaceships are traveling in deep space, far from any planets or stars. The ships travel in the same direction, with the slower one directly behind the faster one. The graph above shows the speed of the two ships during a 10 s interval. Does at least one of the ships have its engine turned on during the time interval shown, and what evidence indicates so? Velocity (m/s) 8010 8005 8000- 7995 7990 O 0 O 2 4 6 Time (s) ● 8 Ship 1 Ship 2 10 A. Yes. Because ship 2 is speeding up. B. Yes. Because the total momentum of the two ships has increased C. No. Because the total momentum of the two ships has decreased D. No. Because ship 1 is slowing down while ship 2 is speeding up

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Chapter4: Motion In Two Dimensions

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