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An object with mass m1 interacts with a second object m2 through a mutual attractive force. At the instant shown in the diagram below, object m1 has a velocity v1 while m2 has a velocity v2. Show that the total momentum of the system p = m1v1 + m2v2 does not change with time.

An object with mass m1 interacts with a second object m2 through a mutual attractive force. At the instant shown in the diagram below, object m1 has a velocity v1 while m2 has a velocity v2. Show that the total momentum of the system p = m1v1 + m2v2 does not change with time.

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An object with mass m 1 interacts with a second object m 2 through a mutual attractive force. At the instant shown in the diagram below, object m 1 has a velocity v 1 while m 2 has a velocity v 2 . Show that the total momentum of the system p = m 1 v 1 + m 2 v 2 does not change with time.

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