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Energy Lost in Inelastic Collision Difficult Accuracy 0% 4 m/s 8 m/s 3 kg 2 kg Created for Albertio. All rights reserved 2016
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3x4 - 2x8 =(3+2) VA - Vr = -0.8 m/s Dk.f. 2 x3x4 + 1 2 + 2x8 = 2 x 5x0.82 =86 I ma 8 1 J. 22

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