Question 11 Curling Rocks A 19.6-kg curling rock moving at 2.00 m/s [North] strikes another curling rock off-centre. The first rock then moves off with a velocity of 0.900 m/s [45° W of N]. Assume the ice is frictionless and there is no spin on the incoming rock. What percentage of kinetic energy retained this system? O 46% O 76% Use the following information to answer the next question. O 67% O 92%

Question 11 Curling Rocks A 19.6-kg curling rock moving at 2.00 m/s [North] strikes another curling rock off-centre. The first rock then moves off with a velocity of 0.900 m/s [45° W of N]. Assume the ice is frictionless and there is no spin on the incoming rock. What percentage of kinetic energy retained this system? O 46% O 76% Use the following information to answer the next question. O 67% O 92%

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Description: Question 11Use the following information to answer the next question.Curling RocksA 19.6-kg curling rock moving at 2.00 m/s [North] strikes another curling rock off-centre. The first rock then moves off with a velocity of 0.900 m/s [45° W of N]. Ass

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