Kid 1 jumps on a sled and collides with kid 2 sledwhich was at rest. The collision was linear, with kid1's sled front hitting the other sled's rear, and sinceit was completely inelastic, the sleds remainedtogether and moved off with a common velocity. Ifthe combined mass of kid 1 and their sled is one halfthat of kid 2 and their sled, find the fraction of theoriginal kinetic energy which was dissipated in thecollision.

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Kid 1 jumps on a sled and collides with kid 2 sl which was at rest. The collision was linear, with 's sled front hitting the other sled's rear, and s it was completely inelastic, the sleds remaine together and moved off with a common velocit he combined mass of kid 1 and their sled is one that of kid 2 and their clod find the fraction f

Kid 1 jumps on a sled and collides with kid 2 sl which was at rest. The collision was linear, with 's sled front hitting the other sled's rear, and s it was completely inelastic, the sleds remaine together and moved off with a common velocit he combined mass of kid 1 and their sled is one that of kid 2 and their clod find the fraction f

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