Asked by Mary
a 2kg car moving towards the right at 4 m/s collides head on with a 8 kg car moving towards the left at 2 m/s and they stick together. After the collision, the velocity of the combined boides is
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Answered by
MathMate
Total momentum
= 2kg*4m/s + 8kg*(-2m/s)
= -8 kg-m/s
Final velocity for an inelastic collision
= -8 kg-m/s / (2kg+8kg)
= -0.8 m/s
Since the velocity is negative, the final velocity is towards the left.
= 2kg*4m/s + 8kg*(-2m/s)
= -8 kg-m/s
Final velocity for an inelastic collision
= -8 kg-m/s / (2kg+8kg)
= -0.8 m/s
Since the velocity is negative, the final velocity is towards the left.
Answered by
Nikki
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Nikki
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Answered by
Jason
Total momentum
= 2kg*4m/s + 8kg*(-2m/s)
= -8 kg-m/s
Final velocity for an inelastic collision
= -8 kg-m/s / (2kg+8kg)
= -0.8 m/s
Since the velocity is negative, the final velocity is towards the left.
However, you must state where the positive direction is, which in this it is upwards.
= 2kg*4m/s + 8kg*(-2m/s)
= -8 kg-m/s
Final velocity for an inelastic collision
= -8 kg-m/s / (2kg+8kg)
= -0.8 m/s
Since the velocity is negative, the final velocity is towards the left.
However, you must state where the positive direction is, which in this it is upwards.
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