MO-7 Three blocks are on a frictionless horizontal surface. Block 2, of mass 3K the middle at rest. Block 1, of mass 2kg, is approaching block 2 from the left with a speed of 11m/s. Block 3, of mass 7kg, is approaching block 2 from the right with a speed of 4M/S as shown in the figure below. Before Collision: m₁-2kg m3=7kg 11m/s. m₂=3kg #2 4m/s #1 #3 They collide and stick together as shown below. Find their speed and direction of travel after the collision. After Collision: VA=? #1 #2 #3

MO-7 Three blocks are on a frictionless horizontal surface. Block 2, of mass 3K the middle at rest. Block 1, of mass 2kg, is approaching block 2 from the left with a speed of 11m/s. Block 3, of mass 7kg, is approaching block 2 from the right with a speed of 4M/S as shown in the figure below. Before Collision: m₁-2kg m3=7kg 11m/s. m₂=3kg #2 4m/s #1 #3 They collide and stick together as shown below. Find their speed and direction of travel after the collision. After Collision: VA=? #1 #2 #3

College Physics

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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