m₁The figure shows two carts before a collision;cart m₁ is moving with velocity vo toward cartm₂ at rest. The carts slide without frictionon the air track.(A) If the carts stick together when theycollide, what will the final velocity be?m2(B) If the carts collide elastically, whatwill the final velocity of cart C₂ be?DATA: m₁ = 1.3 kg; m₂ ={inelastic : } (in m/s)1.7 kg;{elastic: } (in m/s)Vo = 2.5 m/s;OA: 1.083 B: 1.268 OC: 1.483 OD: 1.735 OE: 2.030 OF: 2.375 OG: 2.779 OH: 3.251A: 1.608x10-¹B: 2.331x10-¹ OC: 3.380x10-¹ OD: 4.901x101 OE: 7.107x10-¹ OF: 1.031 OG: 1.494 OH: 2.167

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m₁ The figure shows two carts before a collision; cart m₁ is moving with velocity vo toward cart m₂ at rest. The carts slide without friction on the air track. m2 (A) If the carts stick together when they collide, what will the final velocity be? (B) If the carts collide elastically, what will the final velocity of cart C₂ be? DATA: m₁ = 1.3 kg; m₂ = 1.7 kg; {inelastic: } (in m/s) {elastic: } (in m/s) Vo = 2.5 m/s; OA: 1.083 OB: 1.268 OC: 1.483 OD: 1.735 OE: 2.030 OF: 2.375 OG: 2.779 OH: 3.251 A: 1.608x10-¹B: 2.331x10-¹ OC: 3.380x10-¹ OD: 4.901x10-1 OE: 7.107x10-¹ OF: 1.031 OG: 1.494 OH: 2.167

m₁ The figure shows two carts before a collision; cart m₁ is moving with velocity vo toward cart m₂ at rest. The carts slide without friction on the air track. m2 (A) If the carts stick together when they collide, what will the final velocity be? (B) If the carts collide elastically, what will the final velocity of cart C₂ be? DATA: m₁ = 1.3 kg; m₂ = 1.7 kg; {inelastic: } (in m/s) {elastic: } (in m/s) Vo = 2.5 m/s; OA: 1.083 OB: 1.268 OC: 1.483 OD: 1.735 OE: 2.030 OF: 2.375 OG: 2.779 OH: 3.251 A: 1.608x10-¹B: 2.331x10-¹ OC: 3.380x10-¹ OD: 4.901x10-1 OE: 7.107x10-¹ OF: 1.031 OG: 1.494 OH: 2.167

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The figure shows two carts before a collision;
cart m₁ is moving with velocity vo toward cart
m₂ at rest. The carts slide without friction
on the air track.
(A) If the carts stick together when they
collide, what will the final velocity be?
m2
(B) If the carts collide elastically, what
will the final velocity of cart C₂ be?
DATA: m₁ = 1.3 kg; m₂ =
{inelastic : } (in m/s)
1.7 kg;
{elastic: } (in m/s)
Vo = 2.5 m/s;
OA: 1.083 B: 1.268 OC: 1.483 OD: 1.735 OE: 2.030 OF: 2.375 OG: 2.779 OH: 3.251
A: 1.608x10-¹B: 2.331x10-¹ OC: 3.380x10-¹ OD: 4.901x101 OE: 7.107x10-¹ OF: 1.031 OG: 1.494 OH: 2.167

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