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Physics, 21.04.2021 20:10 donnafranks2003

A comet of mass m moving with a velocity of +v0 collides inelastically with another comet of mass 4m initially moving with a velocity of -0.5v0. If the comet of mass m has a final velocity of +0.5v0, then determine the final velocity of the other comet in terms of v0. (e. g. the final comet has a velocity of +0.75v0)

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