Two balls held together by a piece of plastic explosive move together with velocity having x-component -3.67. Ball#1 has mass 2.21 , ball #2 has mass 1.36, and the mass of the plastic explosive is negligible. Assume this is anisolated system. Later, the explosive explodes and the two balls fly apart and ball #1 is moving with velocity havingx-component -7.34. What is the x-component of the velocity of ball #2? All quantities are given in Sl units and theanswer should be given as a positive or negative number in Sl units. Only type a number into the answer box, do nottype in units.

Given m1=2.21kg, m2=1.36kg, V=-3.67m/s(here negative sign shows system is moving in direction…

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