A 61.00 kg hockey player skates due North on a frictionless ice rink with a velocity of 10.00 m/s. He is tackled by a second hockey player of mass 78.00 kg who was initially skating due West at a velocity of 15.00 m/s. Assume the collision is perfectly inelastic, resulting in the two players "sticking together."**Diagram Explanation:**The diagram shows two hockey players on an ice rink:- **First Hockey Player:** Moving Northward with an initial velocity represented by an upward arrow.- **Second Hockey Player:** Moving Westward with an initial velocity represented by a leftward arrow.The intersection of these two paths forms a right triangle with a hypotenuse representing the combined velocity vector after collision. The collision is at the origin of the coordinate system, where the vertical and horizontal axes intersect.Key Variables:- $ v_f $: Final velocity vector after collision.- $ \theta $: Angle of the final velocity vector with respect to the horizontal axis (West-East line).**Physics Concept:**The problem involves a perfectly inelastic collision where momentum is conserved. The momentum components along the North and West directions can be resolved to find the resultant velocity and direction ($ v_f $ and $ \theta $) of the combined mass after collision. **Physics Problem: Hockey Collision****Question 1:**What is the velocity ($ v_f $) of the combined hockey players after the collision?- ○ 9.49 $\frac{m}{s}$- ○ 16.91 $\frac{m}{s}$- ○ 25.37 $\frac{m}{s}$- ○ 4.95 $\frac{m}{s}$**Question 2:**What angle from due North ($ \theta $) do the hockey players move after the collision?- ○ 40.45°- ○ 62.46°- ○ 49.55°- ○ 27.54°**Question 3:**Is energy lost in the collision?- ○ Yes- ○ Cannot tell with information provided- ○ No

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A 61.00 kg hockey play skates due North on a frictionless ice rink with a velocity of 10.00. He is tackled by a second hockey player of mass 78.00 kg who was initially skating due West at velocity 15.00m. Assume the collision is perfectly inelastic, resulting in the two players "sticking together." W N - Ofe E

A 61.00 kg hockey play skates due North on a frictionless ice rink with a velocity of 10.00. He is tackled by a second hockey player of mass 78.00 kg who was initially skating due West at velocity 15.00m. Assume the collision is perfectly inelastic, resulting in the two players "sticking together." W N - Ofe E

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