Problem 15If the collision between the wheelbarrow and the crate has a coefficient of restitution e = 0.6,how fast does the crate move just after impact? Jose' pushes a wheelbarrow consisting of a wheel (mass mw = 3 kg, radius r= 0.1 m) and abarrow body (mass mg = 30 kg). He accelerates from rest (state 1) to a velocity of 2 m/s (state2), when he trips and lets the wheelchair roll down the hill (height h = 2 m, 30 deg angle) to thebottom (state 3), where it hits a crate (mass mc = 20 kg) into motion (state 4). The ground has afriction coefficient of 0.5. Between states 1 and 2, when Jose' is balancing the wheelbarrow, allthe weight is on the wheel. After that, the support spike drags along the ground, holding halfthe total weight, while the other half is on the wheel.1(2(34H.

Given: Coefficient of restitution = 0.6

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If the collision between the wheelbarrow and the crate has a coefficient of restitution e = 0.6, how fast does the crate move just after impact?

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