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A 2 kg marble moving at 4 mi./s collides into a 1 kg marble at rest. After collision, the 2 kg marble speed decreased to 2 mi./s. Calculate the velocity and speed of the 1 kg ma…
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A 2 kg marble moving at 4 mi./s collides into a 1 kg marble at rest. After collision, the 2 kg marble speed decreased to 2 mi./s. Calculate the velocity and speed of the 1 kg marble immediately after colliding.
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Step-by-step explanation:
Assuming there is no waste of energy:
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