Describe Energy Transfer in Collisions Practice Test

Energy transferred from the basketball to the soccer ball because the soccer ball bounced backward at 2 m/s after hitting it.

Energy was created because one ball moved backward and the other moved forward after the collision.

Energy stayed only in the soccer ball because it was moving both before (6 m/s) and after (2 m/s).

Energy transferred from the soccer ball to the basketball because the soccer ball slowed and reversed direction while the basketball began rolling at 3 m/s.