A 1400 kg car at rest at a stop sign is rear ended by a 1860 kg truck traveling at a speed of 19.1 m/s. After the collision, the two vehicles are locked together. Alice is moving past the collision site in a frame S' that is traveling at a constant velocity of 6.88 m/s in the direction of travel of the incident truck. (a) Determine the momentum of the vehicles before the collision in Alice's frame. kg - m/s (b) Determine the momentum of the vehicles after the collision in Alice's frame. kg - m/s (c) Does Alice conclude that momentum is conserved during the collision? O Ves O No O cannot be determined

A 1400 kg car at rest at a stop sign is rear ended by a 1860 kg truck traveling at a speed of 19.1 m/s. After the collision, the two vehicles are locked together. Alice is moving past the collision site in a frame S' that is traveling at a constant velocity of 6.88 m/s in the direction of travel of the incident truck. (a) Determine the momentum of the vehicles before the collision in Alice's frame. kg - m/s (b) Determine the momentum of the vehicles after the collision in Alice's frame. kg - m/s (c) Does Alice conclude that momentum is conserved during the collision? O Ves O No O cannot be determined

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College Physics

11th Edition

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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