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Description: Jill threw a dodgeball completely horizontal inx-direction with velocity of +5 m/s and mass of.5 kg. At the same time her friend threw adodgeball with the same mass in the -x directionand a velocity of -2 m/s. The balls hit each other,and Jill's ball

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Jill threw a dodgeball completely horizontal in x-direction with velocity of +5 m/s and mass of .5 kg. At the same time her friend threw a dodgeball with the same mass in the -x direction and a velocity of -2 m/s. The balls hit each other, and Jill's ball was deflected 30° above the original path, while her friend's deflected 20⁰. below the initial path. a. Ignoring gravity, solve the velocity of each ball after the collision, using a free body diagram. b. If both balls had a magnitude of 3 m/s, how much kinetic energy was "lost" during the collision?

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