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Description: 4) Use the information given below to calculate thevelocityof ball 2 after collision.Before CollisionAfter Collision2.m= 2kgm= 2kgm= 2kgm= 2kgV= 15 m/sV= 0 m/sV= 5 m/sV= ?Answer:2.1.

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4) Use the information given below to calculate the velocityof ball 2 after collision. Before Collision After Collision 1. 2. m= 2kg m= 2kg m= 2kg m= 2kg v= 15 m/s v= 0 m/s V= 5 m/s V= ? 2)

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