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N76 [4]
4 years ago
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An object of mass m travelling at velocity u collides with an identical stationary object of mass m. After collision, both objec

ts are stick to each other and move together. Find the common final velocity of these objects, v in term of u.
Can someone please help answering the question.

Physics
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frutty [35]4 years ago
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Hope this helps! If in need of clarification, feel free to ask :)

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