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Physics, 12.07.2019 19:30 EbonyMontricee

0m/si (5.00 m sion occurs between a 2.00 kg particle traveling with velocityv4 served to stick together and move off with a velocity of v, -(2.67 m/s)i- -4.00 mis)i- and a 4.00 k e particle whose initi al velocity is not known. after the collision, the two particles what was the initial speed of the 4.00 kg particle?

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