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Physics, 09.05.2021 18:50, lexas2894

Use the collected data to develop a conclusion for this study. What is the equation that expresses the post-collision velocity (v') as a function of the pre-collision velocity (v) and the masses of the moving (m1) and the stationary (m2) objects? Make a claim and then support your claim with evidence and reasoning. Your evidence should make some specific references to trials of data in the Data Table (notice that the trials are labeled with a letter a., b., c., etc.); explain your reasoning as to why the data support the claim that you have made.

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