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A 1.62 kg baseball, moving west at a speed of.80 m/s, hits a .316 kg stationary milk bottle at a game at the State Fair. Immediately after the collision, the milk bottle is
moving away at 1.73 m/s. What is the post-collision velocity of the baseball?

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