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Before After As shown in the above figure, after the collision, m moves with speed v. at an angle 1 3 03 = 315.0° with respect to the x-axis, and m2 moves with speed y at an angle e = 30.0° with 4 4 respect to the x axis. Use conservation of momentum before and after collision to find v. the speed of m₁, after collision... ' 30 145 M₂ V Before M After As shown in the above figure, after the collwon my moves with speed vy at an angle 8-315.0° with respect to the x-axis, and my maves with speed at an angle 94 300 with respect to the x avis. Use conservation of momentum before and after collision to find vs the speed of my after collbion

Before After As shown in the above figure, after the collision, m moves with speed v. at an angle 1 3 03 = 315.0° with respect to the x-axis, and m2 moves with speed y at an angle e = 30.0° with 4 4 respect to the x axis. Use conservation of momentum before and after collision to find v. the speed of m₁, after collision... ' 30 145 M₂ V Before M After As shown in the above figure, after the collwon my moves with speed vy at an angle 8-315.0° with respect to the x-axis, and my maves with speed at an angle 94 300 with respect to the x avis. Use conservation of momentum before and after collision to find vs the speed of my after collbion

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ISBN:9781305952300

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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