A marble with mass mA = 2.5 [g] moves eastward with speed VA = 1.75 [m/s]. It then collides with another marble of mass me = 1.25 [g] and is moving northward with a speed VB = 2.30 [m/s]. After the collision, marble A now moves at 50° north of east, while marble B moves at 20° south of east. = 1 A. What is the speed of marble A after the collision? B. What is the speed of marble B after the collision? C. Is energy lost or gained in the system?

A marble with mass mA = 2.5 [g] moves eastward with speed VA = 1.75 [m/s]. It then collides with another marble of mass me = 1.25 [g] and is moving northward with a speed VB = 2.30 [m/s]. After the collision, marble A now moves at 50° north of east, while marble B moves at 20° south of east. = 1 A. What is the speed of marble A after the collision? B. What is the speed of marble B after the collision? C. Is energy lost or gained in the system?

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