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Ball 1, with a mass of 20kg, is moving to the right at 20m/s. At what velocity should Ball 2, with a mass of 40kg, move so that they both come to a stand still upon collision?

Ball 1, with a mass of 20kg, is moving to the right at 20m/s. At what velocity should Ball 2, with a mass of 40kg, move so that they both come to a stand still upon collision?
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Ball 1, with a mass of 20kg, is moving to the right at 20m/s. At what velocity should Ball 2, with a mass of 40kg, move so that they both come to a stand still upon collision?

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User Dontangg
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40 m/s. I am postivie
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User Mayo
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I'm pretty sure it would have to be going 40m/s. But I'm not positive.
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User Bishnu Rawal
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