The truck from the problem (m1 = 10000 kg, v1i = 30.0 m/s) is instead travelling on Kamehameha highway in Kapolei (flat). In this area of Kam highway, there's no median so the truck loses control and crosses over to oncoming traffic. A sedan (m2 = 2000 kg) is unfortunately in its path. The sedan was traveling in the opposite direction with a speed of v2i = 10.0 m/s. If the two are locked together, how fast are they traveling after the collision? 30 m/s, 10000 kg10 mRunaway truck ramp

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Given that:m1=10000 kgv1i=30.0 m/sm2=2000 kgv2i=-10.0 m/s (in opposite direction) Collision happens…

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The truck from the problem (m₁ = 10000 kg, v_1i = 30.0 m/s) is instead travelling on Kamehameha highway in Kapolei (flat). In this area of Kam highway, there's no median so the truck loses control and crosses over to oncoming traffic. A sedan (m₂ = 2000 kg) is unfortunately in its path. The sedan was traveling in the opposite direction with a speed of v_2i = 10.0 m/s. If the two are locked together, how fast are they traveling after the collision?

30 m/s, 10000 kg
10 m
Runaway truck ramp

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