(a) Calculate the x and y components of ball 1’s momentum before and after the collision. The mass of each pool ball is 0.16 kg. Remember that momentum is a vector quantity and the signs of the components indicate the direction of travel. (b) Use a before and after analysis to calculate the x and y components of ball 2’s velocity after the collision.

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