Need a and b! Puck A and puck B are free to slide without friction on a horizontal air table; the mass of puck A has been measured to be 135.0 grams, but the mass of puck B is unknown.The pucks are made of super-ball like material, so any collision between them should be elastic. An experiment is done with puck B at rest at the center of the air table, and withpuck A sent at 71.0 cm/s to make a glancing collision with puck B. After the collision, puck A is measured to have a speed of 31.0 cm/s, and is observed to have beendeflected by 31.0 degrees from its original direction.For the purpose of answering the following questions, choose an zy coordinate system, with the positive direction being the original direction of puck A. Choose the positivey direction so that the y component of the final velocity (i.e. after the collision) of puck A is positive.▼Part AWhat was the component of puck B's momentum after the collision?Give the component of momentum, with the positive direction as indicated above.► View Available Hint(s)ΠΕ| ΑΣΦ59997.755SubmitPrevious AnswersPart B?* Incorrect; Try Again; 9 attempts remainingkg-m/sWhat was the y component of puck B's momentum after the collision?Give the y component of momentum, with the positive direction as indicated above.

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The mass of puck A = 135 gThe mass of puck B = m gThe velocity of puck A = 71 cm/sThe velocity of…

What was the component of puck B's momentum after the collision? Give the component of momentum, with the positive direction as indicated above. ► View Available Hint(s)