Please follow required Steps for me to better understand. Thank you!!!! 1. A 770-kg cart traveling 16 m/s hits a second cart at rest. The two stick together and moveoff with a speed of 7.0 m/s. What is the mass of the second cart?Diagrams of the before and after collision &choice of coordinate system.Known and unknown columnsKnownunknownMe =mi= 710 KaViz=omisVe 1.0 mlsWhat kind of collision?O ElasticO. Perfectly inelasticO inclasticStarting formula & calculationsMAYFinal resultResult in symbols only & unit check

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Chapter8: Linear Momentum And Collisions

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