17. Note: this is the same diagram as in the previous question. In the diagram below, the angle between object 1's final velocity and the x-axis (the angle labelled A in the diagram) is 50.0°. Determine the magnitude of the vertical (y) component of object 1's final momentum, after the collision. Before Collision = 4.00 m/s m₁ = 0.500 kg OA. 0.766 kg-m/s OB. 0.962 kg-m/s O C. 1.04 kg-m/s OD. 1.35 kg-m/s m m₂=0.300 kg 210 m/s After Collision 12.00 m/s

17. Note: this is the same diagram as in the previous question. In the diagram below, the angle between object 1's final velocity and the x-axis (the angle labelled A in the diagram) is 50.0°. Determine the magnitude of the vertical (y) component of object 1's final momentum, after the collision. Before Collision = 4.00 m/s m₁ = 0.500 kg OA. 0.766 kg-m/s OB. 0.962 kg-m/s O C. 1.04 kg-m/s OD. 1.35 kg-m/s m m₂=0.300 kg 210 m/s After Collision 12.00 m/s

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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