A 3190.27 kg car crashed to a 508.43 lbs motorcycle which is at rest, throwing it to accelerate at 8.99 m/s^2. If the car was pushed back with a distance of 27.32m , how much farther is the motorcycle from the crash site? What is the final velocity of the car upon being pushed back that is caused by the crash? use 1kg=2.20lbs

A 3190.27 kg car crashed to a 508.43 lbs motorcycle which is at rest, throwing it to accelerate at 8.99 m/s^2. If the car was pushed back with a distance of 27.32m , how much farther is the motorcycle from the crash site? What is the final velocity of the car upon being pushed back that is caused by the crash? use 1kg=2.20lbs

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Section9.2: Conservation Of Momentum

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