See Figure 2. A block with mass m₁ = 2 kg starts from rest, slides down a height h = 1 m, and then moves horizontally until it hits another block of mass m₂ = 1 kg, which is initially at rest. Regard the collision as being elastic. a) What is the velocity of block m₁ just after the collision (indicate both magnitude and direction of motion)? b) What is the velocity of block m₂ just after the collision (indicate both magnitude and direction of motion)?

See Figure 2. A block with mass m₁ = 2 kg starts from rest, slides down a height h = 1 m, and then moves horizontally until it hits another block of mass m₂ = 1 kg, which is initially at rest. Regard the collision as being elastic. a) What is the velocity of block m₁ just after the collision (indicate both magnitude and direction of motion)? b) What is the velocity of block m₂ just after the collision (indicate both magnitude and direction of motion)?

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See Figure 2. A block with mass m₁ = 2 kg starts from rest, slides down a height h = 1 m, and
then moves horizontally until it hits another block of mass m₂ = 1 kg, which is initially at rest.
Regard the collision as being elastic.
a) What is the velocity of block m₁ just after the collision (indicate both magnitude and
direction of motion)?
b) What is the velocity of block m₂ just after the collision (indicate both magnitude and
direction of motion)?

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