i. At A Road Intersection, A 1,200 Kg Car Traveling Southward At 18.0 m/s Collides With A 975 Kg Car Traveling Eastward At 33.3 m/s, As Depicted In The Following Diagram. The Cars Remain Together After The Collision. Determine The Direction And Speed That The Damaged Cars Travel After They Collide (Ignore Friction).

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i. At A Road Intersection, A 1,200 Kg Car Traveling Southward At 18.0 m/s Collides With A 975 Kg Car Traveling Eastward At 33.3 m/s, As Depicted In The Following Diagram. The Cars Remain Together After The Collision. Determine The Direction And Speed That The Damaged Cars Travel After They Collide (Ignore Friction).
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