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Physics, 19.05.2021 01:20 hailekelly1864

Bumper car A (67.3 kg) moves at 5.65 m/s left before colliding elastically with Car B (65.2 kg), which was initially moving 3.20 m/s right. After the collision, Car B moves to the left at 5.38 m/s. Find the velocity of car A after the collision.

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