The figure shows a car and a truck traveling in the same direction. The car, moving faster than the truck, bumps into the truck from behind, increasing the truck's speed by 10 m/s. Find the car's final speed vf (immediately after the collision) if the car's mass is m = 1,282 kg, and the car's initial speed is vi 26 m/s.The truck's mass is M = 2,199 kg. Uf = - Vi m/s - Vi Record your numerical answer below, assuming three significant figures. Remember to include a "-" when necessary.

The figure shows a car and a truck traveling in the same direction. The car, moving faster than the truck, bumps into the truck from behind, increasing the truck's speed by 10 m/s. Find the car's final speed vf (immediately after the collision) if the car's mass is m = 1,282 kg, and the car's initial speed is vi 26 m/s.The truck's mass is M = 2,199 kg. Uf = - Vi m/s - Vi Record your numerical answer below, assuming three significant figures. Remember to include a "-" when necessary.

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