Two carts, one of mass M,=2.00 kg and the other with a mass of M,=3.00 kg collide, as shown. Before collision the smaller cart was moving with velocity of v,=5.00 m/s in positive x direction and the larger cart is stationary. After the collision the larger cart M, is moving to the right with velocity of 4.0 m/s. a) What is the velocity of the smaller cart M, after the collision? b) Is this collision elastic? Support your answer with calculations. V-5.0 m/s M.-2.00 kg M,#3.00 kg Va-0 m/s M, 2.00 kg M,=3.00 kg V4.0 m/s

Two carts, one of mass M,=2.00 kg and the other with a mass of M,=3.00 kg collide, as shown. Before collision the smaller cart was moving with velocity of v,=5.00 m/s in positive x direction and the larger cart is stationary. After the collision the larger cart M, is moving to the right with velocity of 4.0 m/s. a) What is the velocity of the smaller cart M, after the collision? b) Is this collision elastic? Support your answer with calculations. V-5.0 m/s M.-2.00 kg M,#3.00 kg Va-0 m/s M, 2.00 kg M,=3.00 kg V4.0 m/s

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