Physics, 21.04.2021 08:10, lindalu

A 5 kg bowling ball is at rest next to an 8 kg bowling ball. Rory thinks it would be a good idea to put an M80 between them and see what happens after the explosion. Since he is working by himself, he can only measure the speed of one ball. He calculates that the speed of the 5 kg ball is 1.3 m/s to the left. What must the speed of the 8 kg ball be?

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