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3 years ago

Which two spheres are interacting when there is a rainbow ? Please help make you brainiest.

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Answer: Honestly miss im not sure but i am pretty sure it is The HYDROSPHERE AND THE GEOSPEHER. I figured it out. Pls give me brainlest!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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For the piñata problem:

$Q_{i}=Q_{f}$

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After the collision, the stick stops, so $v_{s}_{f}=0$ .

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now we have

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