COMENTUM AND IMPULSE10. Two cars, A and B are moving in opposite direction at 90 km h-¹ and 70 km h-¹respectively. The cars collide with each other and bounce off as shown in theBefore collisionFIGURE 4. The mass of car A, ma = 1500 kg and the mass of car B, mg=2000kg. Final velocity for car A, VA= 15 km h¹ with angle 35°. Calculate the finalvelocity of car B, VB and its direction.After collisionBall AVA 15kmh350ch of the folloUA-90kmh 10A 35⁰U₁= 25 cm s¹trobodBall B[2.59 m s¹, 43.75° below positive x-axis]U₂= 70kmh¹ORSFIGURE 41. Ball A with velocity 25 cm s¹ collides with stationary ball B as FIGURE 5. Themass of ball A and B are 20 g and 25 g respectively. Calculateball B if the final velocity of ball A is 10 cm s-¹.inal velocity of[0.167 ms¹, 58.01° below positive x-axis]VA= 1008-2V8w7SWOZS-RE 5

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10. Two cars, A and B are moving in opposite direction at 90 km h¹ and 70 km h-¹ respectively. The cars collide with each other and bounce off as shown in the FIGURE 4. The mass of car A, m₁ = 1500 kg and the mass of car B, mg=2000 kg. Final velocity for car A, VA= 15 km h-¹ with angle 35°. Calculate the final velocity of car B, VB and its direction. 5 Before collision After collision UA=90kmh¹ VA= 15kmh¹ 0A-35° [2.59 m s¹, 43.75° below positive x-axis] U₂= 70kmh¹ علمد od FIGURE 4 418 app101 B 8B-7 VB-7

10. Two cars, A and B are moving in opposite direction at 90 km h¹ and 70 km h-¹ respectively. The cars collide with each other and bounce off as shown in the FIGURE 4. The mass of car A, m₁ = 1500 kg and the mass of car B, mg=2000 kg. Final velocity for car A, VA= 15 km h-¹ with angle 35°. Calculate the final velocity of car B, VB and its direction. 5 Before collision After collision UA=90kmh¹ VA= 15kmh¹ 0A-35° [2.59 m s¹, 43.75° below positive x-axis] U₂= 70kmh¹ علمد od FIGURE 4 418 app101 B 8B-7 VB-7

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