3.A billiard ball of mass 0.500 kg moves at a velocity of 2.20m/s [fwd] when it collides elastically with a second ball, of mass 0.350 kg. The second ball is initially moving at 1.50m/s [fwd]. Determine the obtained velocity of both balls after the collision.

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 3.A billiard ball of mass 0.500 kg moves at a velocity of 2.20m/s [fwd] when it collides elastically with a
second ball, of mass 0.350 kg. The second ball is initially moving at 1.50m/s [fwd]. Determine the
obtained velocity of both balls after the collision.

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