On a level, frictionless air track, a 300-g puck traveling at 20.0 cm/s to the right undergoes a perfectly-elastic, head-on collision with a 500-g puck that is traveling to the left, directly toward the first puck, at 10.0 cm/s. What is the velocity of the 500-g puck after the collision? a. 25.0 cm/s; due to the left Ob. 12.5 cm/s; to the right OC. 22.5 cm/s; to the right d. 17.5 cm/s; due to the right e. 12.5.cm/s; to the left

On a level, frictionless air track, a 300-g puck traveling at 20.0 cm/s to the right undergoes a perfectly-elastic, head-on collision with a 500-g puck that is traveling to the left, directly toward the first puck, at 10.0 cm/s. What is the velocity of the 500-g puck after the collision? a. 25.0 cm/s; due to the left Ob. 12.5 cm/s; to the right OC. 22.5 cm/s; to the right d. 17.5 cm/s; due to the right e. 12.5.cm/s; to the left

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