How is momentum conserved in a Newton's cradle when one steel ball hits the other?
1. Both balls have momentum to start, and they share it after the collision.
2. All the momentum starts in one ball, and after the collision, they share it.
3. Momentum is not conserved in the steel balls of a Newton's cradle.
4. All the momentum starts in one ball, and after the collision, it is all in the other ball.
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