A puck of mass 1.0 kg is moving on frictionless ice with a speed of 9.0 m/s. It has a collision with a puck 2.0 kg that is moving a speed of 6.0 m/s; the second puck is traveling at a 90⁰ relative to the first puck. Consider the first puck to be traveling along the f-axis in the pos- itive direction, and consider the second puck to be moving along the ŷ-axis in the negative direction. The pucks collide at the origin. What are the velocity vectors of the pucks after the collision?

A puck of mass 1.0 kg is moving on frictionless ice with a speed of 9.0 m/s. It has a collision with a puck 2.0 kg that is moving a speed of 6.0 m/s; the second puck is traveling at a 90⁰ relative to the first puck. Consider the first puck to be traveling along the f-axis in the pos- itive direction, and consider the second puck to be moving along the ŷ-axis in the negative direction. The pucks collide at the origin. What are the velocity vectors of the pucks after the collision?

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