The QuestionsDynamics Assessment TQuestion 1.Two bodies, A and B, are travelling in the +i direction at velocities given by 12 m/s and 5 m/s respectively, immediately before a collision. The bodies have masses of 10 kg and 17 kg, respectively.(a) Determine the following for the case where the two bodies stick together on impact, entering all your answers to three significant figures:(i) The velocity immediately after the collision in m/s:m/s(ii) The loss in kinetic energy after the collision in joules:(b) Determine the following for the case where the two bodies undergo a perfectly elastic collision, entering all your answers to three significant figures.(i) The velocity of B after the collision in m/s:m/s(ii) The loss in kinetic energy after the collision in joulesJ14:420 哥門O B/sO B/s>回国首示参) ENG27°C02/01/2022P Type here to searchhphome12delete

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Question 1. Two bodies, A and B, are travelling in the +i direction at velocities given by 12 m/s and 5 m/s respectively, immediately before a collision. The bodies have masses of 10 kg and 17 kg, respectively. (a) Determine the following for the case where the two bodies stick together on impact, entering all your answers to three significant figures: (i) The velocity immediately after the collision in m/s: m/s (i) The loss in kinetic energy after the collision in joules: (b) Determine the following for the case where the two bodies undergo a perfectly elastic collision, entering all your answers to three significant figures: (i) The velocity of B after the collision in m/s: m/s (ii) The loss in kinetic energy after the collision in joules J

Question 1. Two bodies, A and B, are travelling in the +i direction at velocities given by 12 m/s and 5 m/s respectively, immediately before a collision. The bodies have masses of 10 kg and 17 kg, respectively. (a) Determine the following for the case where the two bodies stick together on impact, entering all your answers to three significant figures: (i) The velocity immediately after the collision in m/s: m/s (i) The loss in kinetic energy after the collision in joules: (b) Determine the following for the case where the two bodies undergo a perfectly elastic collision, entering all your answers to three significant figures: (i) The velocity of B after the collision in m/s: m/s (ii) The loss in kinetic energy after the collision in joules J

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