1011114.15(1)"BIG CRASH ON THE HIGHWAY""Two trucks of equal mass collided head-on at the same speed on the busy East-West Highway. They both renaiied stationary on impact,"Explain this crash in terms of conservation of linear momentum. Assume themasses of other contents of the trucks are equal.A police recruit, while training, shot at a statioary target of mass 5.0 kg, witha bullet of mass (0.1 kg. The target was mounted on low-ficlion wheels and assoon as the bullet struck the target, the target with the embedded bullet sped oflwith a velocity of 6.0 m s.(ii)Calculate the velocity of the bullet just before it hit the stationary target.State Newton's first and second lawsof motior, Usethese laws to cxplain how asatellite

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(1) "BIG CRASH ON THE HIGHWAY" "Two trucks of equal mass collided head-on at the same speed on the busy East- West Highway. They both remained stationary on impact." Explain this crash in terms of conservation of linear momentum. Assume the masses of other contents of the trucks are equal. A police recruit, while training, shot at a stationary target of mass 5.0 kg, with a hullet of mass 0.1 kg. The target was mounted on low-fiction wheels and as soon as the bullet struck the target, the target with the embedded bullet sped off with a velocity of 6.0 m s. (ii) Calculate the velocity of the bullet just before it hit the stationary target.

(1) "BIG CRASH ON THE HIGHWAY" "Two trucks of equal mass collided head-on at the same speed on the busy East- West Highway. They both remained stationary on impact." Explain this crash in terms of conservation of linear momentum. Assume the masses of other contents of the trucks are equal. A police recruit, while training, shot at a stationary target of mass 5.0 kg, with a hullet of mass 0.1 kg. The target was mounted on low-fiction wheels and as soon as the bullet struck the target, the target with the embedded bullet sped off with a velocity of 6.0 m s. (ii) Calculate the velocity of the bullet just before it hit the stationary target.

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