A fireworks rocket moving at a speed of 36.3 m/s suddenly breaks into two pieces of equal mass. If the masses fly off with velocities ₁and V2½30.0%(a) speed associated with ₁m/s(b) speed associated with V 2m/s60.0⁰as shown in the drawing, determine the speed of each mass.2'

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A fireworks rocket moving at a speed of 36.3 m/s suddenly breaks into two pieces of equal mass. If the masses fly off with velocities ₁ and 2, as shown in the drawing, determine the speed of each mass. (a) speed associated with V m/s 30.0 (b) speed associated with V2 m/s 60.0

A fireworks rocket moving at a speed of 36.3 m/s suddenly breaks into two pieces of equal mass. If the masses fly off with velocities ₁ and 2, as shown in the drawing, determine the speed of each mass. (a) speed associated with V m/s 30.0 (b) speed associated with V2 m/s 60.0

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