A charged particle A moves directly towards another charged particle B. For the (A + B) system, the total momentum is P and the total energy is E
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If A and B are free to move, no external forces are acting and hence P and E both are conserved but when B is fixed (with the help of an external force) then E is conserved but P is not conserved.
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