A 2.300 kg mass, initially moving at 1.41 m/s [NE] strikes a second stationary mass (1.225 kg) in a glancing elastic collision. If the first mass moves off at 0.60 m/s [E 16 N], what is the final momentum of the initially stationary mass? 0 kg m/s O 1.76 kg m/s [E 16 N] O 2.15 kg m/s [E 63 N] O0.60 kg m/s [E 63 N] O 2.15 kg m/s [E 16 N]

A 2.300 kg mass, initially moving at 1.41 m/s [NE] strikes a second stationary mass (1.225 kg) in a glancing elastic collision. If the first mass moves off at 0.60 m/s [E 16 N], what is the final momentum of the initially stationary mass? 0 kg m/s O 1.76 kg m/s [E 16 N] O 2.15 kg m/s [E 63 N] O0.60 kg m/s [E 63 N] O 2.15 kg m/s [E 16 N]

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