1- A 6500 kg truck traveling at + 7 m/s collides head with a 2500 kg car havetraveling with a velocity of – 3 m/s. the truck and the car entangle and movetogether after the collision as shown in figure below. Find:BEFOREAFTERJONENTONENTIa) What is the velocity of the truck and the car immediately after the collision.b) Fill the table below before and after the collision.Momentum Beforecollision (kg.m/s)Momentum A fterecollision (kg.m/s)Momentum Change(kg.m/s)TruckCarTotal

Given: Mass of truck, m1=6500 kg Mass of car, m2=2500 kg Initial velocity of truck, u1=7 m/s…

1- A 6500 kg truck traveling at + 7 ms collides head with a 2500 kg car have traveling with a velocity of – 3 m/s. the truck and the car entangle and move together after the collision as shown in figure below. Find: BEFORE AFTER a) What is the velocity of the truck and the car immediately after the collision. b) Fill the table below before and after the collision.

1- A 6500 kg truck traveling at + 7 ms collides head with a 2500 kg car have traveling with a velocity of – 3 m/s. the truck and the car entangle and move together after the collision as shown in figure below. Find: BEFORE AFTER a) What is the velocity of the truck and the car immediately after the collision. b) Fill the table below before and after the collision.

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1- A 6500 kg truck traveling at + 7 m/s collides head with a 2500 kg car have
traveling with a velocity of – 3 m/s. the truck and the car entangle and move
together after the collision as shown in figure below. Find:
BEFORE
AFTER
JONENT
ONENTI
a) What is the velocity of the truck and the car immediately after the collision.
b) Fill the table below before and after the collision.
Momentum Before
collision (kg.m/s)
Momentum A ftere
collision (kg.m/s)
Momentum Change
(kg.m/s)
Truck
Car
Total

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