Question 3: There is an air hockey table in the treehouse! Find the x and y components of the final velocities for both 0.2 [kg] pucks after they collide. e=0.8 B 45 Initial Va= 2 m/s Initial Vb= 3 m/s

Question 3: There is an air hockey table in the treehouse! Find the x and y components of the final velocities for both 0.2 [kg] pucks after they collide. e=0.8 B 45 Initial Va= 2 m/s Initial Vb= 3 m/s

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