Physics, 12.02.2021 18:30, briashia

Two vehicles were involved in an accident. Vehicle A has a mass of 1,447 kg, and vehicle B has a mass of 1,310 kg. Both vehicles were traveling at 20 km/hr at the time of collision.
Vehicle A
Vehicle B
What will most likely be the outcome of this collision?
vehicle A will have no change in speed and be pushed to the left because it has a smaller mass.
vehicle A will have a change in speed and be pushed to the left because it has a larger mass.
Vehicle B will have no change in speed and be pushed to the left because Vehicle A has a larger mass.
Vehicle B will have a change in speed and be pushed to the right because Vehicle A has a larger mass

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