Two carts collide on a level track. Cart A has a mass of 203 g and Cart B has a mass of 277 g. Before the collision Cart A is traveling to the right at 30.3 cm/s and Cart B is traveling to the left at 6.00 cm/s. After the collision, Cart B is moving to the right at 12.1 cm/s. What is the velocity of Cart A after the collision? (make sure to include the direction on your written work) cm/s

Two carts collide on a level track. Cart A has a mass of 203 g and Cart B has a mass of 277 g. Before the collision Cart A is traveling to the right at 30.3 cm/s and Cart B is traveling to the left at 6.00 cm/s. After the collision, Cart B is moving to the right at 12.1 cm/s. What is the velocity of Cart A after the collision? (make sure to include the direction on your written work) cm/s

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