Two blocks with masses 6m and 9m are on a collision course with the same initial speeds V;. The block with mass 6m is traveling to the left, and the 9m block is traveling to the right. They undergo a head-on elastic collision and each returns, retracing its original path. Find the final speeds of the particles. (Enter your answers in terms of v, the initial speed of each mass.)

Two blocks with masses 6m and 9m are on a collision course with the same initial speeds V;. The block with mass 6m is traveling to the left, and the 9m block is traveling to the right. They undergo a head-on elastic collision and each returns, retracing its original path. Find the final speeds of the particles. (Enter your answers in terms of v, the initial speed of each mass.)

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