Consider the same bomb as before, but now after it explodes. Using the figure below and what weknow about conservation of momentum, what will the total momentum [kg.m.s¯1] of the systemafter the explosion? You do not need to input units with your answer.Hint: Consider the direction of the piecesv1.fvs.fAfter Explosionm2m1V2.fmam3V3.f

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