A curling stone travelling at 5.0 m/s collides with a stationary stone of the same mass. Following the collision, the two stones travel at angles of 17 and 38 at opposite directions with respect to the initial motion of the first stone a. Draw a diagram of the stones' motion b. Calculate the speed of each stone after the collision. [V,=3.76, v=1.78]

A curling stone travelling at 5.0 m/s collides with a stationary stone of the same mass. Following the collision, the two stones travel at angles of 17 and 38 at opposite directions with respect to the initial motion of the first stone a. Draw a diagram of the stones' motion b. Calculate the speed of each stone after the collision. [V,=3.76, v=1.78]

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