Two spheres , A and B, collides. Initially, bothare heading in opposite direction and evenafter the collision.Given: ma =9 kg; mg = 4 kg; VAi= 5 m/s; VBi = 1m/s;If VAf =- 1.6 m/s, Find VBfBefore CollisionAAiBiMBm,'AAfter CollisionAfMBm'ASelect one:a. -13.8500 m/sO b. HurrYO c. Careful with that negativeO d. 13.8500 m/s

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Two spheres , A and B, collides. Initially, both are heading in opposite direction and even after the collision. Given: ma =9 kg; mg = 4 kg; VAi= 5 m/s; VBi = 1 m/s; If VAf =- 1.6 m/s, Find VBf

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Two spheres , A and B, collides. Initially, both
are heading in opposite direction and even
after the collision.
Given: ma =9 kg; mg = 4 kg; VAi= 5 m/s; VBi = 1
m/s;
If VAf =- 1.6 m/s, Find VBf
Before Collision
A
Ai
Bi
MB
m,
'A
After Collision
Af
MB
m
'A
Select one:
a. -13.8500 m/s
O b. HurrY
O c. Careful with that negative
O d. 13.8500 m/s

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