1. A 5 kg big fish is swimming at 1 m/s towards a 1 kg small fish at rest as shown in Figure 4. What is the velocity of the larger fish immediately after swallowing the smaller fish for lunch? Ignore the effects of water resistance (Hewitt, 2015). Figure 4. Large-small-fish colliding process. (Hewitt, 2015) 1 2. Suppose the small fish in question no. 1 is not at rest, but swims toward the left at a velocity of 4 m/s. What is the velocity of the larger fish after lunch? (Hewitt, 2015).

1. A 5 kg big fish is swimming at 1 m/s towards a 1 kg small fish at rest as shown in Figure 4. What is the velocity of the larger fish immediately after swallowing the smaller fish for lunch? Ignore the effects of water resistance (Hewitt, 2015). Figure 4. Large-small-fish colliding process. (Hewitt, 2015) 1 2. Suppose the small fish in question no. 1 is not at rest, but swims toward the left at a velocity of 4 m/s. What is the velocity of the larger fish after lunch? (Hewitt, 2015).

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1. A 5 kg big fish is swimming at 1 m/s towards a 1 kg small fish at rest as shown in Figure 4. What is the velocity of
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