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    Momentum: explosion of a block

    Thank you su much for you help, i got the answer! you are good at helping!
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    Momentum: explosion of a block

    err... 4.62=v1^2+(4.9-v1) 0 = v1^2-v1+0.32 there is a negative under the square root when i use quad formula
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    Momentum: explosion of a block

    from momentum 4.95-v1=v2 energy 21.35 = v1^2 +v2^2 4.62 = v1+v2 4.62=v1+(4.94-v1) i did something wrong
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    Momentum: explosion of a block

    energy (1/2)(8.45)(2.47)^2+19.3= (1/4)mv1^2+(1/4)mv2^2 momentum (8.45)(2.47)=(4.225)v1+(4.225)v2
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    Calculating Final Velocities for Identical Plates on Ice

    I finally got it, thanks so much for your help. I know i was annoying so thanks for sticking with helping me.
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    Calculating Final Velocities for Identical Plates on Ice

    mv = mv (0.742)(3)=(0.742 +12.8)v? I am confused out of my mind now, please help.
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    Momentum: explosion of a block

    can you please show me how to do this. i would be very grateful.
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    Calculating Final Velocities for Identical Plates on Ice

    momentum of rabbit as it leaves plate 2 p=mv = (0.742)(3-0.164) = 2.104 backward momentum of plate p=mv 2.104 =12.8v v= 0.164 I should subtract the velocity from the first equation right?
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    Calculating Final Velocities for Identical Plates on Ice

    momentum of rabbit as it leaves plate 2 p=mv = (0.742)(3) = 2.226 backward momentum of plate p=mv 2.226 =12.8v v= 0.173 then take this v and add it to the v from before to get final v?
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    Calculating Final Velocities for Identical Plates on Ice

    When the rabbit jumps back to the left plate doesn't it increase the plate 2 velocity when it pushes off from it? or is that wrong?
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    Momentum: explosion of a block

    9.28 =(1/4)mv^2 +(1/4)mv^2 +19.3
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    Momentum: explosion of a block

    Homework Statement A block of mass 8.45 kg in outerspace is moving at 2.47 m/s with no external forces acting on it. After an explosion, the block is split into two parts both having mass equal to half the mass of the original block. The explosion supplies the two masses with an additional...
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    Calculating Final Velocities for Identical Plates on Ice

    This is what i tried: m1v1 +m2v2 = m1v1 F + m2v2 F m1v1 + 0 = (m1+m2) vF (0.742)(3.00) = (0.742 + 12.8) vF vF= 0.164 m/s then i added the velocity added when the rabbit jumps back to the left plate p=mv = (0.742)(3) = 2.226 m/s p=mv 1.47 =12.8v v= 0.11 so the total velocity is...
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    What is the speed of the block after the collision?

    Homework Statement When a bullet strikes a block of wood originally at rest, the bullet becomes embedded into the wood block which travels 1.70 m after the collision. If the mass of the bullet is 5.26 g and the mass of the block is 2.40 kg, what is the speed of the block immediately after the...
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