Question 1 A 3400 kg satellite collides head-on with a 37000 kg asteroid travelling at a speed of 13.7 m/s. Which of the following is true? The force of the satellite on the asteroid is smaller than the force of the asteroid on the satellite. The force of the satellite on the asteroid is larger than the force of the asteroid on the satellite. O The force of the satellite on the asteroid is equal to the force of the asteroid on the satellite. Question 2 A train is pushing on a stalled vehicle abandoned on a rail road track causing both of them to speed up. Which of the following is true? The force of the train on the vehicle is equal to the force of the vehicle on the train. O The force of the train on the vehicle is smaller than the force of the vehicle on the train. O The force of the train on the vehicle is larger than the force of the vehicle on the train.Question 3 The figure provided demonstrates two masses at rest. If the mass of each block is 22.1 kg. what does the scale read? Assume the string and pulley to be massless. The scale reads 0 kg- O The scale reads 22.1 kg. O The scale reads 11.05 kg- O The scale reads 44.2 kg. Question 4 Hand The figure provided shows a hand pushing a 15.1 kg block. The two blocks, 15.1 kg and 24.6 kg, are attached to a string and move along a frictionless surface. Which of the following is true? Assume the string to be massless. The force of the string on the 24.6 kg block is equal to the force of the hand on the 15.1 kg block. The force of the string on the 24.6 kg block is smaller than the force of the hand on the 15.1 kg block. The force of the string on the 24.6 kg block is larger than the force of the hand on the 15.1 kg block