A 184 kg juggling chef had an elastic collision with a 51 kg considerate aardvark. After the collision, the juggling chef was going 34 m/s northeast & the considerate aardvark was going 57 m/s north. Determine how much thermal energy was generated in the collision. ΔΤΕ

A 184 kg juggling chef had an elastic collision with a 51 kg considerate aardvark. After the collision, the juggling chef was going 34 m/s northeast & the considerate aardvark was going 57 m/s north. Determine how much thermal energy was generated in the collision. ΔΤΕ

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