3. Two pieces of tape are placed a distance 1.50 m apart on an air track. A 0.350 kg glider on the airtrack takes time At=1.30s to move between the two pieces of tape. What is the velocity of the glider?What is its momentum? Showyourwork.4. A glider of mass m1=0.350 kg moves with a velocity of 0.850 m/s to the right on an air track. It collideswith a glider of mass m2=0.350 kg at rest. Glider m1 stops, and m2 moves in the direction that m, wastraveling. What is the velocity of m2? Show your work.

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3. Two pieces of tape are placed a distance 1.50 m apart on an air track. A 0.350 kg glider on the air track takes time At=1.30s to move between the two pieces of tape. What is the velocity of the glider? What is its momentum? Show your work.

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3. Two pieces of tape are placed a distance 1.50 m apart on an air track. A 0.350 kg glider on the air
track takes time At=1.30s to move between the two pieces of tape. What is the velocity of the glider?
What is its momentum? Show
your
work.
4. A glider of mass m1=0.350 kg moves with a velocity of 0.850 m/s to the right on an air track. It collides
with a glider of mass m2=0.350 kg at rest. Glider m1 stops, and m2 moves in the direction that m, was
traveling. What is the velocity of m2? Show your work.

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