/variants/1473840/take/5/t PractTEXT ANSWERA 0.500 kg block is traveling at4.00s when it collides with a 3.50 kgball at rest. Following the elastic collision, the ball rolls with a velocityof 1.20s.What is the final velocity of the block?Show your work.To answer this question, use the toolbar below: pressthe formula edi-tor icon, to use the formula editor, or pressthe image icon, to insert apicture of your work in the space provided.If you upload an image, use Office Lens to take a picture of your work. If youneed help using Office Lens, consult Prep for Success in the first lesson of theunit.NormalX x?H.= = = =マ三三All ChangesSaved2 of 5 Total Questions Answered

Given Mass of block (m1) = 0.500 Kg The initial velocity of the block (u1) = 4.00 m/s Mass of the…

A 0.500 kg block is traveling at 4.00- s when it collides with a 3.50 kg ball at rest. Following the elastic collision, the ball rolls with a velocity of 1.20 s. What is the final velocity of the block?

A 0.500 kg block is traveling at 4.00- s when it collides with a 3.50 kg ball at rest. Following the elastic collision, the ball rolls with a velocity of 1.20 s. What is the final velocity of the block?

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