Object A has a mass of 400 grams is traveling at 20 m/s towards object B which is stationary. Determine the mass of object B in kg if they both have a final velocity of 5 m/s after collision. Assume inelastic collision.

Object A has a mass of 400 grams is traveling at 20 m/s towards object B which is stationary. Determine the mass of object B in kg if they both have a final velocity of 5 m/s after collision. Assume inelastic collision.

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Determine the mass of object B in kg if they both have a final velocity of 5 m/s after collision.
Assume inelastic collision.

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