A Dodge car of mass 1103 kg traveling to the right at 22.40 m/s collides head-on with a Ford of mass 1258 kg traveling at the same speed but in the opposite direction. What is the speed of the Dodge the instant after the collision, assuming the collision is perfectly inelastic? Number m/s Suppose now that the Dodge instead had a mass of 1413 kg (but the same speed as before). Calculate final speed the moment after the collision, again assuming a perfectly inelastic collision Number (Scroll down for more questions.) m/s In which direction will the Dodge travel the instant after the collision? In reverse of its original direction. Toward its original direction Neither forward nor backward; its speed is 0.

A Dodge car of mass 1103 kg traveling to the right at 22.40 m/s collides head-on with a Ford of mass 1258 kg traveling at the same speed but in the opposite direction. What is the speed of the Dodge the instant after the collision, assuming the collision is perfectly inelastic? Number m/s Suppose now that the Dodge instead had a mass of 1413 kg (but the same speed as before). Calculate final speed the moment after the collision, again assuming a perfectly inelastic collision Number (Scroll down for more questions.) m/s In which direction will the Dodge travel the instant after the collision? In reverse of its original direction. Toward its original direction Neither forward nor backward; its speed is 0.

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A Dodge car of mass 1103 kg traveling to the right at 22.40 m/s collides head-on with a Ford of mass 1258
kg traveling at the same speed but in the opposite direction. What is the speed of the Dodge the instant after
the collision, assuming the collision is perfectly inelastic?
Number
m/s

Suppose now that the Dodge instead had a mass of 1413 kg (but the same speed as before). Calculate
final speed the moment after the collision, again assuming a perfectly inelastic collision
Number
(Scroll down for more questions.)
m/s
In which direction will the Dodge travel the instant after the collision?
In reverse of its original direction.
Toward its original direction
Neither forward nor backward; its speed is 0.

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