Two objects with mass (mı = 8 kg and m2 = 5 kg) are moving towards each other with velocities (v1 = 13 () and v2 = 6(-â)). a) If the two objects undergo an inelastic collision and stick together, find the post-collision velocity of the combined objects. b) What is the impulse of each object in the scenario from part (a)? e) If the collision from part (a) took (0.2 seconds), what is the force that each object experienced? a) If the two objects instead undergo a perfectly elastic collision, find the post-collision velocities of each object.

Two objects with mass (mı = 8 kg and m2 = 5 kg) are moving towards each other with velocities (v1 = 13 () and v2 = 6(-â)). a) If the two objects undergo an inelastic collision and stick together, find the post-collision velocity of the combined objects. b) What is the impulse of each object in the scenario from part (a)? e) If the collision from part (a) took (0.2 seconds), what is the force that each object experienced? a) If the two objects instead undergo a perfectly elastic collision, find the post-collision velocities of each object.

College Physics

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Author:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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