Show your calculations and units!!!1. Determine the final velocity and direction of the colliding masses below iTthey experience an inelastic collision.V= 38 m/sm=67 kgm: 93 kg2. Determine the final velocity of the masses below if they experience aninelastic collision. Pay careful attention to which direction they are traveling!V= 1ZMsm- 18 kgm= 73 kg

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1. Determine the final velocity and direction of the colliding masses below it they experience an inelastic collision. V= 38 "/s V= 17 m=67 kg m: 93 kg

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