**Problem 2: Clay Collision**Three pieces of clay have the velocities and masses shown where \( \theta = 30^\circ \). If they all collide and stick together, what is the resultant speed and direction?### Diagram Explanation:- **Green Circle (Top Left):** - Mass: \( 4m \) - Velocity: \( 4v_0 \) - Moves at an angle \( \theta = 30^\circ \) downwards towards the right.- **Orange Circle (Top Right):** - Mass: \( 3m \) - Velocity: \( 3v_0 \) - Moves horizontally to the left.- **Red Circle (Bottom Left):** - Mass: \( 2m \) - Velocity: \( 2v_0 \) - Moves vertically upwards.The task is to determine the speed and direction after these pieces of clay collide and stick together.

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Problem 2 Clay Collision Three pieces of clay have the velocities and masses shown where 0 = 30°. If they all collide and stick together, what is the resultant speed and direction? 4m 400 200 2m 300 3m

Problem 2 Clay Collision Three pieces of clay have the velocities and masses shown where 0 = 30°. If they all collide and stick together, what is the resultant speed and direction? 4m 400 200 2m 300 3m

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