Mario pulls over to the side of the road to safely send a text to Princess Peach. Bowser, with a mass twice that of Mario, decides to text and drive. Bowser crashes his cart into Mario with a velocity of 22m s . After the collision Bowser deflects at an angle of 28◦below his original path while Mario is shoved at angle of 36◦ above Bowser’s original path. 1) Find the velocities of Mario and Bowser after the collision. 2) What percent of the initial kinetic energy is dissipated in the collision?

Mario pulls over to the side of the road to safely send a text to Princess Peach. Bowser, with a mass twice that of Mario, decides to text and drive. Bowser crashes his cart into Mario with a velocity of 22m s . After the collision Bowser deflects at an angle of 28◦below his original path while Mario is shoved at angle of 36◦ above Bowser’s original path. 1) Find the velocities of Mario and Bowser after the collision. 2) What percent of the initial kinetic energy is dissipated in the collision?

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