A projectile of mass m, = 2.00kg is fired at an asteroid of mass M400kg at a speed ofmVo =1000-Sin the direction shown. The asteroid breaks into two pieces, m, =100kg andmm2300kg. The final speeds of the asteroid pieces are v, =10.00-* and v, = 5.00in theSSdirections shown. What are the final speed and direction of the velocity of the projectile after thecollision? (Note: The projectile has not been drawn in the "after" picture of the diagram but must beincluded.)BeforeAfterV715°m,VoMm.v 35°

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A projectile of mass m, = 2.00kg is fired at an asteroid of mass M = 400kg at a speed of m V =1000- in the direction shown. The asteroid breaks into two pieces, m, =100kg and %3D S m, = 300kg. The final speeds of the asteroid pieces are v, =10.00 and v, = 5.00 in the m m S S directions shown. What are the final speed and direction of the velocity of the projectile after the collision? (Note: The projectile has not been drawn in the "after" picture of the diagram but must be included.) Before After V, 15° m. M m v 35°

A projectile of mass m, = 2.00kg is fired at an asteroid of mass M = 400kg at a speed of m V =1000- in the direction shown. The asteroid breaks into two pieces, m, =100kg and %3D S m, = 300kg. The final speeds of the asteroid pieces are v, =10.00 and v, = 5.00 in the m m S S directions shown. What are the final speed and direction of the velocity of the projectile after the collision? (Note: The projectile has not been drawn in the "after" picture of the diagram but must be included.) Before After V, 15° m. M m v 35°

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