College Physics
College Physics
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Author: Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille
Publisher: Cengage Learning
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2.) A 20-kg satellite is traveling in space at v. = 62 m/s along a straight trajectory (call this your x-axis). It suddenly breaks into two equal pieces that fly apart, one piece makes a 15° angle above your positive x-axis and the other piece makes an angle of 22° below the x-axis. a. Draw before and after pictures. b. State in words the Conservation of Linear Momentum. c. Using Conservation of Linear Momentum determine the final speeds of both pieces of the satellite.
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Transcribed Image Text:2.) A 20-kg satellite is traveling in space at v. = 62 m/s along a straight trajectory (call this your x-axis). It suddenly breaks into two equal pieces that fly apart, one piece makes a 15° angle above your positive x-axis and the other piece makes an angle of 22° below the x-axis. a. Draw before and after pictures. b. State in words the Conservation of Linear Momentum. c. Using Conservation of Linear Momentum determine the final speeds of both pieces of the satellite.
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