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Physics, 26.09.2019 18:00 deshundradenton59

An explosion breaks a 26.0-kg object into three parts. the object is initially moving at a velocity of 30.0 m/s due west. part (1) has a mass m 1 = 4.90-kg and a velocity of 58.0 m/s due west. part (2) has a mass m 2 = 6.20-kg and a velocity of 72.0 m/s due south. what is the magnitude of the velocity of part (3)?

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