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Momentum - "Hit and stick" problem solving
6. A 75.0 kg hockey player moving at +10.0 m/s crashes into a second, stationary
hockey player. After the collision, the two skaters move as a unit at +4.50 m/s. In
the collision, the impulse received by the second hockey player was
Answer Choice: (Correct answer in red)
A. +1.09 × 10^3 kg.m/s
B. +7.50 × 10^2 kg.m/s
C. +4.13 × 10^2 kg.m/s
D. +3.38 × 10^2 kg.m/s
p = mv
I had forgotten how to do this type of question, I'm reviewing over my previous school material.
Homework Statement
6. A 75.0 kg hockey player moving at +10.0 m/s crashes into a second, stationary
hockey player. After the collision, the two skaters move as a unit at +4.50 m/s. In
the collision, the impulse received by the second hockey player was
Answer Choice: (Correct answer in red)
A. +1.09 × 10^3 kg.m/s
B. +7.50 × 10^2 kg.m/s
C. +4.13 × 10^2 kg.m/s
D. +3.38 × 10^2 kg.m/s
Homework Equations
p = mv
The Attempt at a Solution
I had forgotten how to do this type of question, I'm reviewing over my previous school material.
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