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Worksheet illustrating the physics of force and momentum in collisions through a real-world example of two physicists throwing and catching a ball on low-friction longboards.

A worksheet titled "Force and Momentum in Collisions" featuring a series of five images showing two physicists, Anne and Brady, on low-friction longboards. The images depict the sequence of a ball being thrown from Anne to Brady, including the ball leaving Anne's hands, being in midair, making contact, and being caught, with accompanying diagrams for momentum and force analysis.

A worksheet titled "Force and Momentum in Collisions" featuring a series of five images showing two physicists, Anne and Brady, on low-friction longboards. The images depict the sequence of a ball being thrown from Anne to Brady, including the ball leaving Anne's hands, being in midair, making contact, and being caught, with accompanying diagrams for momentum and force analysis.

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