14. A particle is moving along the x-axis with an initial speed vo= 4.00 [m/s]. It collides with a second particle of identical mass that is at rest, and is deflected with a speed of v = 4.00 [m/s], = 30.0° above the x-axis. The second particle deflects at an angle below the x-axis. What is the angle 0? A. 25° C. 75° B. 50° D. 80° 2 BEFORE AFTER

14. A particle is moving along the x-axis with an initial speed vo= 4.00 [m/s]. It collides with a second particle of identical mass that is at rest, and is deflected with a speed of v = 4.00 [m/s], = 30.0° above the x-axis. The second particle deflects at an angle below the x-axis. What is the angle 0? A. 25° C. 75° B. 50° D. 80° 2 BEFORE AFTER

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