Physics, 25.03.2021 21:40, gthif13211
An object of mass 10kg travelling from left to right at 12ms-1 collides with an object of mass 9kg which is travelling at 6 ms-1 from right to left. The 9kg object bounces back at 2ms-1. Hint: left to right positive direction and right to left negative direction.
Determine:
i. The momentum of the 10kg object before collision
ii. The momentum of the 9kg object before collision
iii. The total momentum of the system before collision
iv. The momentum of the 9kg object after collision
v. The momentum of the 10kg object after collision
vi. The velocity and direction of the 10kg object after collision
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