Suppose you collected F vs. t and p vs. t data for a series of collisions for an

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Suppose you collected F vs. t and p vs. t data for a series of collisions for an important project report and then you lost your notes. Fortunately you still had your computer graphs on a disk. Thus, you are able to reconstruct some of your work by asking and answering the following questions: a. Which F vs. t graph, A or B, probably resulted from collisions between the cart-force sensor system and a soft, padded wall? Which one probably resulted from collisions between the force sensor and a hard wall? Explain the reasons for your answer in words. b. Which p vs. t graphs probably resulted from collisions between the cart-force sensor system and a padded wall? Which ones probably resulted from collisions between the cart-force sensor system and a hard wall? Explain the reasons for your answers in words. Hint: There may be more than one graph for each type of collision. c. Which p vs. t graphs correspond to a situation in which the cart bounces back? Which p vs. t graphs correspond to a situation in which you placed a small clay blob on the force sensor hook so that the cart sticks to the wall that it collides with? Explain the reasons for your answers. Hint: There may be more than one graph for each type of collision.

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