An object of mass 3M, moving in the +x direction at speedvo, breaks into two pieces of mass M and 2M as shown in' = ?2Mthe figure.3MIf e1 = 67.0° and 02 = 23.0°, determine the final velocities vi0,and vz of the resulting pieces in terms of vo.M', = ?

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' = ? vo, breaks into two pieces of mass M and 2M as shown in 2M the figure. 3M If 01 = 67.0° and 02 = 23.0°, determine the final velocities v1 Vo and vz of the resulting pieces in terms of vo. 0, M ', = ? U2 =

' = ? vo, breaks into two pieces of mass M and 2M as shown in 2M the figure. 3M If 01 = 67.0° and 02 = 23.0°, determine the final velocities v1 Vo and vz of the resulting pieces in terms of vo. 0, M ', = ? U2 =

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