Assume that the sum of any external forces acting on the system is zero. Note: The arrows are just supposed to show the direction of the car's movement. They do not represent the magnitude of the velocity 1) Find the final velocity of the car on the right hand side. Before the collision 2 kg 1 kg After the collision V-1 ms 1 kg

Assume that the sum of any external forces acting on the system is zero. Note: The arrows are just supposed to show the direction of the car's movement. They do not represent the magnitude of the velocity 1) Find the final velocity of the car on the right hand side. Before the collision 2 kg 1 kg After the collision V-1 ms 1 kg

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Learning Task I. Allaryze Cach
Assume that the sum of any external forces acting on the system is zero. Note: The arrows are
just supposed to show the direction of the car's movement. They do not represent the magnitude
of the velocity
1) Find the final velocity of the car on the right hand side.
Before the
V-2 ms
collision
1 kg
C
After the
collision

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