2.) A 20-kg satellite is traveling in space along a straight trajectory (call this your x- axis). It suddenly breaks into two equal pieces that fly apart, one piece makes a 15° angle above your positive x-axis and the other piece makes an angle of 22° below the x-axis. a. Draw before and after pictures. b. State in words the Conservation of Linear Momentum. c. Using Conservation of Linear Momentum determine the final speeds of both pieces of the satellite.

2.) A 20-kg satellite is traveling in space along a straight trajectory (call this your x- axis). It suddenly breaks into two equal pieces that fly apart, one piece makes a 15° angle above your positive x-axis and the other piece makes an angle of 22° below the x-axis. a. Draw before and after pictures. b. State in words the Conservation of Linear Momentum. c. Using Conservation of Linear Momentum determine the final speeds of both pieces of the satellite.

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2.) A 20-kg satellite is traveling in space along a straight trajectory (call this your x-
axis). It suddenly breaks into two equal pieces that fly apart, one piece makes
a 15° angle above your positive x-axis and the other piece makes an angle of
22° below the x-axis.
a. Draw before and after pictures.
b. State in words the Conservation of Linear Momentum.
c. Using Conservation of Linear Momentum determine the final speeds of both
pieces of the satellite.

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