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Use the picture to the right to answer the next question. A puck of m1 and moving with velocity v1 collides elastically with a second puck of mass m2, which is initially at rest. After the collision, m1 moves with velocity v1’ at an angle α below the x axis and m2 moves with velocity v2’ at an angle θ above the x axis.
Use the picture to the right to answer the next question. A puck of m<sub>1</sub> and moving with velocity v<sub>1</sub> collides elastically with a second puck of mass m<sub>2</sub>, which is initially at rest. After the collision, m<sub>1</sub> moves with velocity v<sub>1</sub>’ at an angle α below the x axis and m<sub>2</sub> moves with velocity v<sub>2</sub>’ at an angle θ above the x axis.   -Which of the following statements is true? A) Momentum is conserved in the x direction. B) Momentum is conserved in the y direction. C) The total momentum before equals the total momentum after the collision. D) The kinetic energies are conserved. E) All of the above statements are true.
-Which of the following statements is true?

Acknowledge the use of racial and ethnic identities in personal and societal contexts.
Understand the influence of historical and contemporary factors on racial and ethnic dynamics.
Understand various research methods used in psychology.
Recognize the importance of critical thinking in psychological research.

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