Given: The weight of block A and B The initial velocity for block A and B, as shown. Find: The final velocity of blocks A and B, if the impact is perfectly elastic Impulse from block A to B uy =58,86N 20 B w=235,5N

Given: The weight of block A and B The initial velocity for block A and B, as shown. Find: The final velocity of blocks A and B, if the impact is perfectly elastic Impulse from block A to B uy =58,86N 20 B w=235,5N

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Given:
The weight of block A and B
The initial velocity for block A and B, as shown.
Find:
The final velocity of blocks A and B, if the impact is perfectly elastic
Impulse from block A to B
uy =58,86N
VA= 20
B

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