**Part B**The direction (in degrees / polar direction) of the vehicles after the collision will be:\[ \theta = \][Text Box for Input]Buttons and Tools:- Submit: Click to submit your answer.- Request Answer: Click to request the solution or an answer guide.This section involves calculating the direction angle \( \theta \) in degrees indicating the new trajectory of vehicles post-collision, using physics principles such as momentum and vector analysis. Input your calculated angle into the provided text box. **Collision of Two Vehicles**Two vehicles (a car and a truck) are involved in a collision and stick together. Just before the crash:- The car, with a mass of 1200.0 kg, is traveling North with a velocity of 50.0 km/h.- The truck, with a mass of 1900.0 kg, is traveling North-West with a velocity of 70.0 km/h.Both vehicles collide and move together after the impact.**Diagram Explanation:**- The diagram shows the point of collision.- The car is highlighted in blue, moving upwards (North).- The truck is highlighted, moving at a 45-degree angle towards the top left (North-West).- The collision point is marked with an explosion icon to indicate impact.- Cardinal directions are indicated: East is at 0°, North at 90°, West at 180°, and South at 270°.**Part A**Determine the magnitude of the velocity of the vehicles after the collision. Use the information provided to calculate the final velocity \( v_f \).\[ v_f = \quad \_\_\_\_ \, \text{km/h} \]

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Two vehicles (a car and a truck) are involved in a collision and stick together. Just before the crash, the car, with a mass of 1200.0 kg, is travelling North with a velocity of 50.0 km/h, while the truck, with a mass of 1900.0 kg is travelling North-West with a velocity of 70.0 km/h (as shown below) (East = 0°, North = 90°, West = 180°, South = 270°) ▼ Part A The magnitude of the velocity of the vehicles after the collision will be: Uf = Π| ΑΣΦ ? km/h 45° N

Two vehicles (a car and a truck) are involved in a collision and stick together. Just before the crash, the car, with a mass of 1200.0 kg, is travelling North with a velocity of 50.0 km/h, while the truck, with a mass of 1900.0 kg is travelling North-West with a velocity of 70.0 km/h (as shown below) (East = 0°, North = 90°, West = 180°, South = 270°) ▼ Part A The magnitude of the velocity of the vehicles after the collision will be: Uf = Π| ΑΣΦ ? km/h 45° N

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