Two balls moving in opposite directions have velocities vix = 13_m/s and vzi,x = -8_m/s. If their masses are m, = 2.5 kg and m2 = 10 kg, respectively, and if their collision is perfectly elastic, then predict the velocity of each ball following the collision. Vifx: -14.13_m/s -24.12 m/s -15.41 m/s -41.08_m/s -21.97_m/s F. А. D. В. Е. С. -20.6 m/s /--/ Vzfx: 0.36.m/s В. 0.2145_m/s 0.2295_m/s 0.5734_m/s 0.4 m/s 0.2872_m/s А. D. Е. С. F.

Two balls moving in opposite directions have velocities vix = 13_m/s and vzi,x = -8_m/s. If their masses are m, = 2.5 kg and m2 = 10 kg, respectively, and if their collision is perfectly elastic, then predict the velocity of each ball following the collision. Vifx: -14.13_m/s -24.12 m/s -15.41 m/s -41.08_m/s -21.97_m/s F. А. D. В. Е. С. -20.6 m/s /--/ Vzfx: 0.36.m/s В. 0.2145_m/s 0.2295_m/s 0.5734_m/s 0.4 m/s 0.2872_m/s А. D. Е. С. F.

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