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m1: 3 kg
m2: 2 kg
V1i: 1.5 m/s
V2i: -2 m/s
Find the following values from the simulation
Vif. -1.30
V2f. 2-20
Verify that momentum is conserved and kinetic energy is conserved by
completing the following table:
Kinetic energy
Kinetic energy after
collision
Momentum
Momentum after
before collision
collision
before collision
mivii + m2V2i
½ miv1? + ½ m2V21? 2 miv12 + ½ m2V2r?
m1V1f + m2V2f

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