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20m/s. Calculate the initial height of the ball when released.
4. Marlene, a 45.4kg girl is running at 3.5m/s on a pier
from the shore towards a lake. At the edge of the pier
she jumps onto a raft in the water. The raft was
originally drifting towards the pier with a drift speed of
v= -1m/s. What is the speed of Marlene and the raft if
the mass of the raft is 112kg ?
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5. Albert is driving a 1,200kg car towards east at 40m/s
(90mi/hr.) approaching a RED light. He struck an 800kg car
from behind. The car was driven by miss Jenny who
was preparing to stop. Her speed at the moment of the
impact was 1m/s. Consider an elastic collision.
a) Find the velocity of each car after the collision.
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