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A mass of 29kg is moving to the right at 15m/s. That mass collides with a 25 kg mass that is stationary. The masses stick together after the collision. What is the velocity of the masses after the collision?
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A mass of 29kg is moving to the right at 15m/s. That mass collides with a 25 kg mass that is stationary. The masses stick together after the collision. What is the velocity of the masses after the collision
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drwls
Try applying the law of conservation of momentum. Both masses will be moving to the right after the collision.
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