2. 2 hockey pucks collide on an gir hockey table, Puck One has a mass of 0.24kgand is traveling at 6.3m/s when it collides head on with puck 2. Puck 2 has amass of .19kg and was traveling at 3.53m/s. If puck 2 has a velocity of5.2m/s after the collision, what is the final velocity of puck 1?m=2 kgticP.sP2=Pie+Bfm.v.+ M2 V2m,Viffm2)3.58)-m2 Vifmiv, +mz !a. How much KE did puck 1 have before the collision?2.b. How much KE energy did puck 1 have after the collision?KEY2myC. How much KE energy did puck 2 have before the collision?d. How much KE energy did puck 2 have after the collision?

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2 hockey pucks collide on an gir hockey table, Puck One has a mass of 0,24kg and is traveling at 6.3m/s when it collides head on with puck 2. Puck 2 has a mass of .19kg and was traveling at 3.53m/s. If puck 2 has a velocity of 5.2m/s after the collision, what is the final velocity of puck 1? m=4 kg mv,+ M2V2em,V V、+M2Vュー! mi どわり3 a. How much KE did puck 1 have before the collision? KE=V2 mv2 b. How much KE energy did puck 1 have after the collision? KE/2my 3) c. How much KE energy did puck 2 have before the collision? KE-2mv d. How much KE energy did puck 2 have after the collision?

2 hockey pucks collide on an gir hockey table, Puck One has a mass of 0,24kg and is traveling at 6.3m/s when it collides head on with puck 2. Puck 2 has a mass of .19kg and was traveling at 3.53m/s. If puck 2 has a velocity of 5.2m/s after the collision, what is the final velocity of puck 1? m=4 kg mv,+ M2V2em,V V、+M2Vュー! mi どわり3 a. How much KE did puck 1 have before the collision? KE=V2 mv2 b. How much KE energy did puck 1 have after the collision? KE/2my 3) c. How much KE energy did puck 2 have before the collision? KE-2mv d. How much KE energy did puck 2 have after the collision?

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