1. A projectile of mass m =target of mass M =projectile-target combination has a speed V of0.2kg and initial speed v; = 200 ms-1 hits a stationary2kg and gets imbedded in it. Immediately after the collision the(a) V = 18.2 ms-1(b) V = 20.0 ms-1(c) V = 60.3 ms-1(d) V = 63.2 ms-1

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1. A projectile of mass m = target of mass M = 2kg and gets imbedded in it. Immediately after the collision the projectile-target combination has a speed V of 0.2kg and initial speed v; = 200 ms-1 hits a stationary (a) V = 18.2 ms-1 (b) V = 20.0 ms-1 (c) V = 60.3 ms-1 (d) V = 63.2 ms-1

1. A projectile of mass m = target of mass M = 2kg and gets imbedded in it. Immediately after the collision the projectile-target combination has a speed V of 0.2kg and initial speed v; = 200 ms-1 hits a stationary (a) V = 18.2 ms-1 (b) V = 20.0 ms-1 (c) V = 60.3 ms-1 (d) V = 63.2 ms-1

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1. A projectile of mass m =
target of mass M =
projectile-target combination has a speed V of
0.2kg and initial speed v; = 200 ms-1 hits a stationary
2kg and gets imbedded in it. Immediately after the collision the
(a) V = 18.2 ms-1
(b) V = 20.0 ms-1
(c) V = 60.3 ms-1
(d) V = 63.2 ms-1

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