Two particle of mass m, = 1.0 g and m, = 2.0 g had a head-on collision and after collision the two moves together with the same velocity. If m, moves with velocity v = 3.0i – 2.0j and m, on the other hand moves with velocity v, = 4.0j – 6.0k , find the velocity of the formed particle (both the vector v and its modulus/magnitude), if the components of the vectors v, and v, are given in the SI units.

Two particle of mass m, = 1.0 g and m, = 2.0 g had a head-on collision and after collision the two moves together with the same velocity. If m, moves with velocity v = 3.0i – 2.0j and m, on the other hand moves with velocity v, = 4.0j – 6.0k , find the velocity of the formed particle (both the vector v and its modulus/magnitude), if the components of the vectors v, and v, are given in the SI units.

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Chapter9: Linear Momentum And Collisions

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