Suppose you observe a collision of an isolated system of two particles. A friend observes the same collision in a reference frame moving in the $+x$ direction with respect to yours. According to the Galilean transformation equations, on which aspects of the collision will you agree with your friend? (Answer T or F.)
-(e) That the system's total momentum is conserved

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The conservation of momentum is a fundamental principle that holds in all inertial frames, and the Galilean transformation preserves the laws of Newtonian mechanics, including the conservation of momentum.

Suppose You Observe a Collision of an Isolated System of Two