A 1.2 kg object moving at initial velocity 2.0 ms- collides elastically with a stationary 0.5 kg object as shown in FIGURE 2. Calculate (i) the velocity of each object after the collision. [Answer: " =0.824 m s' , v, = 2.82 m s (ii) the impulsive force if their contact time is 0.3 s. [Answer: " =-4.70 N 1

A 1.2 kg object moving at initial velocity 2.0 ms- collides elastically with a stationary 0.5 kg object as shown in FIGURE 2. Calculate (i) the velocity of each object after the collision. [Answer: " =0.824 m s' , v, = 2.82 m s (ii) the impulsive force if their contact time is 0.3 s. [Answer: " =-4.70 N 1

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