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\section{Problem}   Conservation of momentum is a fundamental principle that governsnearly  all interactions in the universe. It states that in any closed system the combined momentum at any one point in time must equal the momentum at any other point in time. It follows then that our ball collider must have similar results, with the final momentums of the balls being equal to the initial momentum.