coresKHW3: MomentumProblem 4.58PHYS-211 Physics for Engineers and Scientists I101RTwo male moose charge at each other with thesame speed and meet on a icy patch of tundra. Asthey collide, their antlers lock together and theyslide together with half of their original speed.V%5GSearchB16406YJLH&UJ#fa*4+8NMPart AfgWhat is the ratio of their inertias?Express your answer using two significant digits.mlarger/M-smallerSubmitProvide FeedbackKⓇX Incorrect; Try Againhp144947(10O距 VE ΑΣΦPrevious Answers Request AnswerLPAIPW112?16HORKANGER CONinsprt scTwpauseHi, Jabou?deleteENGbackspaceSign Out<home7 of 12numenterNext >DlockReviewT shift8:332/12/27end4

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Two male moose charge at each other with the same speed and meet on a icy patch of tundra. As they collide, their antlers lock together and they slide together with half of their original speed. Part A What is the ratio of their inertias? Express your answer using two significant digits. mlarger/msmaller = 15. ΑΣΦ Submit Previous Answers Request Answer X Incorrect; Try Again ide Feedback ? Next

Two male moose charge at each other with the same speed and meet on a icy patch of tundra. As they collide, their antlers lock together and they slide together with half of their original speed. Part A What is the ratio of their inertias? Express your answer using two significant digits. mlarger/msmaller = 15. ΑΣΦ Submit Previous Answers Request Answer X Incorrect; Try Again ide Feedback ? Next

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