While a disk with a mass of ma=5 kg travels at VA=4 m/s speeds in the +x direction, it collides with another disk with a mass of må=2 kg on its way. After the collision, if disk A moves with a speed of V'A=2 m/s, making an angle of 0=37° degrees with (A the coming direction, what angle (4) will disk B make with the x-axis after the collision? (sin53°=cos37°=0,8, sin37°=cos53°=0,6). -63,43 O -26,56 O 63,43 53 O 26,56

While a disk with a mass of ma=5 kg travels at VA=4 m/s speeds in the +x direction, it collides with another disk with a mass of må=2 kg on its way. After the collision, if disk A moves with a speed of V'A=2 m/s, making an angle of 0=37° degrees with (A the coming direction, what angle (4) will disk B make with the x-axis after the collision? (sin53°=cos37°=0,8, sin37°=cos53°=0,6). -63,43 O -26,56 O 63,43 53 O 26,56

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While a disk with a mass of ma=5 kg travels at
VA=4 m/s speeds in the +x direction, it collides with
another disk with a mass of mg=2 kg on its way.
After the collision, if disk A moves with a speed of
V'A=2 m/s, making an angle of 0=37° degrees with
V= 0
the coming direction, what angle (4) will disk B
make with the x-axis after the collision?
B
(sin53°=cos37°=0,8, sin37°=cos53°=0,6).
-63,43
-26,56
63,43
53
26,56

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