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2 particles of mass 30g and 40g respectively both travel at a speed of 35m/s in directions at right angles. The 2 particles collide and stick together. Calculate their speed after impact.
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This is moentum promblem \[m_1v_{1i}+m_2v_{2i}=(m_1+m_2)v_f\\ 30(35\hat{i})+40(35\hat{j})=(30+40)v_f\\ v_f=35\hat{i}+35\hat{j} \]
I assumes m1 travelling along +ve X-axis and m2 along +ve y-axis resultant travels at a speed of \[35\sqrt{2}\]m/s 45° North of +ve X-axis
I solved it the same way but the answer sheet say it's 25m/s. O_o
what they got is \[35/\sqrt{2}\]
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