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If a stationary cart is struck head-on by a cart with twice mass of the stationary one and a velocity of 5 m/s, what will be the new velocity of the stationary cart if the collision is inelastic?

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10 years ago

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Ciara
(2m)u = (m+2m)v
v= (2/3)u
= (2/3)(5meters/s)
= 3.33 meters/s
10 years ago
MathMate
Correct, well-done!
:)
10 years ago

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