Physics, 07.03.2021 14:00 triciamarler
A 1.0 Kg object, A, with a velocity of 4.0ms-1 to the right, strikes a second
object, B, of mass 3.0 Kg, originally at rest. In the collision, A is deflected
from its original direction through an angle of 50°; its speed after the
collision is 2.0ms-1. Find the angle between B’s velocity after the collision
and the original direction of A, and find the speed of B after collision​
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