Suppose Car 1 collides with Car 2; Car 2 was not moving. In an ideal situation with no friction, according to the Law of Conservation of Momentum, what happens to the momentum within this system after the collision?
A) It remains the same.
B) It is greatly reduced.
C) It is slightly reduced.
D) It is slightly increased.
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