m₁m₂Beforem230°45°m₁V3After+XAs shown in the above figure, after the collision, m; moves with speed v3 at an angle 03 315.0° withrespect to the x-axis, and my moves with speed v4 at an angle 04 30.0° with respect to the x axis.Use conservation of momentum before and after collision to find v. the speed of m₂, after collision.

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Before m₂ 30° 45° m₁) After As shown in the above figure, after the collision, m; moves with speed v3 at an angle 03-315.0° with respect to the x-axis, and m₂ moves with speed v4 at an angle 04 - 30.0° with respect to the x axis. Use conservation of momentum before and after collision to find v4. the speed of m₂, after collision.

Before m₂ 30° 45° m₁) After As shown in the above figure, after the collision, m; moves with speed v3 at an angle 03-315.0° with respect to the x-axis, and m₂ moves with speed v4 at an angle 04 - 30.0° with respect to the x axis. Use conservation of momentum before and after collision to find v4. the speed of m₂, after collision.

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