V and V2 on a frictionless surface. They collideAs shown in the figure below, two objects are moving towar ds each cther with velocities given by the vectorsV3. If the masses m1 - 1.4 m2 what is the magnitude of V3 in m/s?perfectly inelastically and then move together as indicated ty the vectorProvide your answer with 2 decimal places.e1 = 38.1 degree62 = 11.6 degree= 9.4 m/sm1m2V02Va3

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on a frictionless surface. They collide As shown in the figure below, two objects are moving towar ds each cther with velocities given by the vectors V1 and in m/s? perfectly inelastically and then move together as indicated ty the vector V3, If the masses m1 = 1.4 m2 what is the magnitude of V3 Provide your answer with 2 decimal places. e1 - 38.1 degree 82 11.6 degree V2-9.4 m/s m1 m2 ン 02 V3

on a frictionless surface. They collide As shown in the figure below, two objects are moving towar ds each cther with velocities given by the vectors V1 and in m/s? perfectly inelastically and then move together as indicated ty the vector V3, If the masses m1 = 1.4 m2 what is the magnitude of V3 Provide your answer with 2 decimal places. e1 - 38.1 degree 82 11.6 degree V2-9.4 m/s m1 m2 ン 02 V3

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Chapter4: Motion In Two And Three Dimensions

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