Physics, 25.06.2019 20:30, sarbjit879

Car a (1750 kg) is travelling due south and car b (1450 kg) is travelling due east. they reach the same intersection at the same time and collide. the cars lock together and move off at 35.8 km/h[e31.6 s]. what was the velocity of each car before they collided?

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