Colliding Marbles. A 0.10-kg marble A, initially moving to the right at 2.0m/s, collides and sticks with another moving marble B of mass 0.30kg. If both marbles move to the left at 4.0m/s after collision, what is the initial momentum of marble B?

Colliding Marbles. A 0.10-kg marble A, initially moving to the right at 2.0m/s, collides and sticks with another moving marble B of mass 0.30kg. If both marbles move to the left at 4.0m/s after collision, what is the initial momentum of marble B?

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