Two cars hit head on. One travelling at a velocity of 15 mph andwith a mass of 2000 lb. And the other car had a velocity of 20 mph4.and with a mass of 1800 lb. Calculate the velocity after collision ifthe cars move as one after colliding. (1 mile = 5280 ft)%3D

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Two cars hit head on. One travelling at a velocity of 15 mph and with a mass of 2000 Ib. And the other car had a velocity of 20 mph and with a mass of 1800 lb. Calculate the velocity after collision if the cars move as one after colliding. (1 mile = 5280 ft) %3D

Two cars hit head on. One travelling at a velocity of 15 mph and with a mass of 2000 Ib. And the other car had a velocity of 20 mph and with a mass of 1800 lb. Calculate the velocity after collision if the cars move as one after colliding. (1 mile = 5280 ft) %3D

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