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3 years ago

if a body of mass 2kg travels with 2 m/s and other body of mass 2kg travels with 1m/s then find v1 and v2 in given statement

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KIM [24]3 years ago

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Answer:

Your answer is here,

Explanation:

v1 = 4 kg m/s

v2 = 2 kg m/s

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if a body of mass 2kg travels with 2 m/s and other body of mass 2kg travels with 1m/s then find v1 and v2 in given statement​

if a body of mass 2kg travels with 2 m/s and other body of mass 2kg travels with 1m/s then find v1 and v2 in given statement