M, = 0.170kg m, = 0.170 kg
ve = 6.00m/s V2 =Om/s
P2 = (0.170kg)(6.00m/s) P2 = m_v2...
Physics, 26.01.2021 19:30, niescarlosj
M, = 0.170kg m, = 0.170 kg
ve = 6.00m/s V2 =Om/s
P2 = (0.170kg)(6.00m/s) P2 = m_v2
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