The green marble (ml= 1.2 kg) was in head-on collision to red marble (M2=8.7kg). Before the collision, the velocities are 7m/s and 5 m/s for the green and red marble respectively. The two marbles move together after the collision, find the final velocity. m2 Vi V2i Vf (mi+m2) Select one: O a. -3.5100 m/s Ob. НIP HIP O c. HURRY O d. 3.5100 m/s

The green marble (ml= 1.2 kg) was in head-on collision to red marble (M2=8.7kg). Before the collision, the velocities are 7m/s and 5 m/s for the green and red marble respectively. The two marbles move together after the collision, find the final velocity. m2 Vi V2i Vf (mi+m2) Select one: O a. -3.5100 m/s Ob. НIP HIP O c. HURRY O d. 3.5100 m/s

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