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In a physics lab, a 0.815-kg cart (A) moving east at 20.8 cm/s collides with a 1.16-kg cart (B) that is moving west at 42.6 cm/s. After the collision, Cart A moves west at 39.2 cm/s. Assume the system is isolated. Determine the final velocity of Cart B and the momentum after collision for cart B. Use the notation that east is the positive direction and west is the negative direction.

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