nservation of Experiments 4-100 are set up in the same pattern as the first three experiments. The glider B100 is much larger than the mass of glider A100- me In experiment 100, it is observed that: • the final speed of glider B100 is very nearly zero, and • glider Aj00 moves to the left with a final speed very nearly equal to its initial speed 1. Is the magnitude of the final momentum of glider B100 greater than, less than, or equal to the magnitude of the initial momentum of glider A100? Explain.

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can you show me the steps on how you were able to obtain the coordinate direction angles?

Multiple choice questions, please help thank you!! 1. The chemical potential (μ) of smaller size clusters is bigger than that of bigger size clusters because of  (a) their small size  (b) the fewer number of atoms in them (c) surface area is smaller (d) their surface is more curved 2. Which of these characteristics would you associate with SEM: A surface imaging tool Maintained under vacuum Provides imaging and compositional data Uses a scanned electron beam All of the above   3. Secondary electrons (SE) are best described as Low energy electrons from the sample surface  High energy electrons from the sample surface  Low energy primary beam electrons  High energy primary beam electrons 4. Atomic force microscopy (AFM) is the most widely used form of scanning probe microscopes for the characterization of nanomaterials since it require: (a) electrically conductive and optically transparent samples (b) neither electrically conductive nor optically transparent samples (c) electrically…