* Conservation of Momentum: One of the fundamental principles of physics is the conservation of momentum. This means that in a closed system (where no external forces act on the objects), the total momentum of the system remains constant before, during, and after a collision.
* Momentum Transfer: During a collision, momentum is transferred between the colliding objects. However, the total momentum of the system (A + B) doesn't change. If one object gains momentum, the other object loses an equal amount of momentum.
Important Note: This assumes an ideal scenario with no external forces. In reality, things like friction or air resistance could slightly affect momentum.
