Question 4. (SSOS) E.e-1.0 inomogizzA 08 20lavi19 A 75.0 kg hockey player moving at +10.0 m/s crashes into a second, stationary hockey player. After the collision, the two skaters move as a unit at +4.50 m/s. In the collision, the impulse received by the second hockey player was A. +1.09 × 10³ kg.m/s B. +7.50 × 10² kg-m/s C. +4.13 x 10² kg-m/s D. +3.38 x 10² kg-m/s

Question 4. (SSOS) E.e-1.0 inomogizzA 08 20lavi19 A 75.0 kg hockey player moving at +10.0 m/s crashes into a second, stationary hockey player. After the collision, the two skaters move as a unit at +4.50 m/s. In the collision, the impulse received by the second hockey player was A. +1.09 × 10³ kg.m/s B. +7.50 × 10² kg-m/s C. +4.13 x 10² kg-m/s D. +3.38 x 10² kg-m/s

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