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A ball of mass `M_(1)` collides elastically and head on with another ball of mass `M_(2)` initially at rest . In which the following cases the transfer of momentum will be maximum?

A

`M_(1)gtM_(2)`

B

`M_(1)=M_(2)`

C

`M_(1)ltM_(2)`

D

Data is insufficient to predict it.

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