Two masses move towards each other to have a 100% inelastic collision. The first mass (2.550 kg) moves with an initial velocity of 1.353 m/s [E], and the second mass (3.400 kg) moves with an initial velocity of 1.19 m/s [S 33 W]. The final speed of the two masses is: O0.61 m/s 1.22 m/s O impossible to determine 0 m/s O 1.10 m/s

Two masses move towards each other to have a 100% inelastic collision. The first mass (2.550 kg) moves with an initial velocity of 1.353 m/s [E], and the second mass (3.400 kg) moves with an initial velocity of 1.19 m/s [S 33 W]. The final speed of the two masses is: O0.61 m/s 1.22 m/s O impossible to determine 0 m/s O 1.10 m/s

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