Q.20. As given in the figure, the surface is friction less. The two objects collide, stick together and move together after the collision. Find the magnitude of final velocity in m/s? (write numerical value only) m, =3Kg m = +kg Vq =!Omls v =8m/s

Q.20. As given in the figure, the surface is friction less. The two objects collide, stick together and move together after the collision. Find the magnitude of final velocity in m/s? (write numerical value only) m, =3Kg m = +kg Vq =!Omls v =8m/s

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Q.20. As given in the figure, the surface is friction less. The two objects
collide, stick together and move together after the collision. Find the
magnitude of final velocity in m/s? (write numerical value only)
m, =3 Kg
Vi =8m/s
m = +kg
Syu8 =
Vz =10m/s
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