3) Ice Hockey: A 90 kg ice hockey player travelling with a velocity of 7.0 m/s collides head-on with an 80 kg player travelling at - 6.0 m/s (in the opposite direction, hence the negative s If the two players entangle and continue travelling together as a unit following the collision. a) What is their combined velocity after collision? b) What is the the energy loss as a result of the collision? Please report your answers to 2 decimal places and use Sl units. a) Unit b) Unit

3) Ice Hockey: A 90 kg ice hockey player travelling with a velocity of 7.0 m/s collides head-on with an 80 kg player travelling at - 6.0 m/s (in the opposite direction, hence the negative s If the two players entangle and continue travelling together as a unit following the collision. a) What is their combined velocity after collision? b) What is the the energy loss as a result of the collision? Please report your answers to 2 decimal places and use Sl units. a) Unit b) Unit

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3) Ice Hockey:
A 90 kg ice hockey player travelling with a velocity of 7.0 m/s collides head-on with an 80 kg player travelling at - 6.0 m/s (in the opposite direction, hence the negative sign).
If the two players entangle and continue travelling together as a unit following the collision.
a) What is their combined velocity after collision?
b) What is the the energy loss as a result of the collision?
Please report your answers to 2 decimal places and use Sl units.
a)
Unit
b)
Unit

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