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The initial speed of two moving bodies given an increment of velocity.
Would that be 1/4m(vi(b)=6.00m/s)^2=1/2(2m)(vi(a)+6.00m/s)^2- LiamC
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The initial speed of two moving bodies given an increment of velocity.
Yup, sorry my bad. It's kinetic energy in place of speed.- LiamC
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The initial speed of two moving bodies given an increment of velocity.
Car A has twice the mass of Car B but only half as much Ek (Kinetic Energy). When both cars increase their speed by 6.00m/s their resulting Ek's are equal What were the initial speeds of both cars? ANS 1= 4.24m/s ANS 2= 2.12 m/sKe=1/2mV^2 m(a)=2m(b) Ek(a)=1/2Ek(b)...- LiamC
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