Newbie question: New LED motion light uses 1 set of wires, old light used 2 sets

I bought a new LED motion sensor light for above my garage door. It has one black wire, one white wire, and 1 green striped wire (the ground). The old light fixture had 2 flood lights and each had a set of white and black wires. If I hook up the new light's wires to the one set of white and black wires, I will be left with an extra black and an extra white wire. Will this work? what do I do with the extra wires?

 

Your post is hard to understand. You wrote: But their wires are being removed so they don't affect what you are doing.

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Sorry, let me try again. The old fixture has a light on the left and it is connected to 1 white wire and 1 black wire. There is also a light on the right which is connected to different white and black wires. So coming out of the wall, there are 2 black wires and 2 white wires. The new light that I would to install has 1 white wire and 1 black wire coming out of it. So I have a new light which only needs 1 black and 1 white but coming out of my garage wall, I have 2 black and 2 white. If I hook the new light up to 1 white and 1 black, what do I do with the extra set of wires? Will this work?

Also, there is only 1 switch that controls all of the lights.

 

With the wires disconnected do any other lights fail to work when the switch is on?

 

I have not yet disconnected anything.