34. An object of mass 3M, moving in the +x direction at speed vo, breaks into two pieces of mass M and 2M as shown in Figure 8-28. If 0₁ = 45° and 0₂ = 30°, determine the final velocities of the resulting pieces in terms of vo. Example 8-4

34. An object of mass 3M, moving in the +x direction at speed vo, breaks into two pieces of mass M and 2M as shown in Figure 8-28. If 0₁ = 45° and 0₂ = 30°, determine the final velocities of the resulting pieces in terms of vo. Example 8-4

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34... An object of mass 3M, moving in the +x direction at speed vo, breaks
into two pieces of mass M and 2M as shown in Figure 8-28. If 0₁
= 45° and
0₂ = 30°, determine the final velocities of the
resulting pieces in terms of
vo. Example 8-4
V₂ = ?
3M
Figure 8-28 Problem 34
Vo
2M
M
02
V₁ = ?
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