Two hockey players collide on the ice and go down together inya tangled heap. Player 1 has a mass of 105 kg and player 2 hasa mass of 92.0 kg. Before the collision, player 1 had a velocityPlayer 1+2Üli of 6.20 m/s in the +x-direction, and player 2 had avelocity v2i of 5.40 m/s at an angle 02.i of 72.0° with respectPlayer,> Xto the +x-axis, as shown in the figure.Player,[72°At what final speed vf do the players slide together on the iceafter the collision?Uf =m/sAt what angle Of relative to the +x-axis do the players slidetogether on the ice after the collision?Of =II

Given that :m1=105 kgm2=92 kgv1=6.20i^v2=5.4 cos72°i^+5.4sin72°j^v2=1.668 i^+5.13 j^where,m1 and m2…

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