19. A rocket's velocity (measured with respect to a nearby planet) changes from v = 800i+ 100j to ū = 700™i + 120™j upon being struck by an asteroid. The asteroid's mass is 1/10th that of the rocket and upon impact got embedded into the sheet metal of the rocket rather than flving away What was the asteroid's incoming velocity as measured with respect to the same nearby planet?

19. A rocket's velocity (measured with respect to a nearby planet) changes from v = 800i+ 100j to ū = 700™i + 120™j upon being struck by an asteroid. The asteroid's mass is 1/10th that of the rocket and upon impact got embedded into the sheet metal of the rocket rather than flving away What was the asteroid's incoming velocity as measured with respect to the same nearby planet?

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19. A rocket's velocity (measured with respect to a nearby planet) changes from ở = 800" i+ 100mj to
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metal of the rocket rather than flying away. What was the asteroid's incoming velocity as measured with respect to the same nearby planet?

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