Witek many skidded from the impact zone to an angle of 59° north of east.Does this evidence support or undermine the claim that you were speeding? Hint: keep your speeds in km/hr"FO inyX↓Epox = EpfxCompare Vom to 80.km/h4M-Σpot = EPF{Poy = {Pfy19-singActivity: A 4M mass that is initially at rest on a frictionless surface explodes into three pieces. If half of the originalmass moves down with a speed of 2v and a quarter of the original mass moves to the left with a speed of v, what is thevelocity of the final quarter of the original mass? Leave the velocity in component form.Keep in variable form.-Epo = EPFy7√F=?ZMΣPox = EpfxQ=Mvfx-MvΣPoy={pfy0=MVFy-(2M) (2v)33Merced College③√ = 0 ↑ + 2 î10PHYS-02A

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