15. Two objects of mass 4 kg and 3 kg approach each other at a right angle as shown above. The 4-kg mass moves along the +x - axis with an initial speed of 5 m/s, and the 3-kg mass moves in the +y - direction with a speed of 5 m/s. The two masses collide at the origin and stick together. Measured from the +x - axis, the angle of the resulting momentum of the two objects after the collision is most nearly +y 4 kg A) 30° above the + x – axis B) 37° above the +x - axis C) 45° above the +x- axis +x D) 53° above the + x - axis 3 kg E) 60° above the + x – axis

15. Two objects of mass 4 kg and 3 kg approach each other at a right angle as shown above. The 4-kg mass moves along the +x - axis with an initial speed of 5 m/s, and the 3-kg mass moves in the +y - direction with a speed of 5 m/s. The two masses collide at the origin and stick together. Measured from the +x - axis, the angle of the resulting momentum of the two objects after the collision is most nearly +y 4 kg A) 30° above the + x – axis B) 37° above the +x - axis C) 45° above the +x- axis +x D) 53° above the + x - axis 3 kg E) 60° above the + x – axis

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