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Alchen [17]
3 years ago
13

Pls help i will literally venmo you im not even kidding

Physics
1 answer:
Marizza181 [45]3 years ago
6 0

For Question 6:

The formula for momentum to express the conservation of momentum of two objects in a collision is:

m1 • v1 + m2 • v2 = m1 • v1' + m2 • v2'

m1 and m2 are the masses so

63v1 + 55v2 = 63v1' + 55v2'

v1 and v2 represent the velocities before the collision, so

(63)(0) + (55)(0) = 63v1' + 55v2'

v1' and v2' represent the velocities after the collision, so

(63)(0) + (55)(0) = (63)(3.3) + (55)v2' <-- We're looking for v2'

0 + 0 = 207.9 + 55v2'

-207.9 = 55v2'

-3.78 m/s = v2'

The answer is negative because the 55kg skater is moving to the left.

For Question 7:

The formula for momentum is p = m • v

so we have:

3.9 = .15v

26 m/s = v

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