Two blocks slide on a collision course across a frictionless surface, as in the figure. The resulting collision is inelastic. The first block has mass M = 1.20 kg and is initially sliding due north at a speed of Vi = 8.95 m/s. The second block has mass m = 7.40 ✕ 10−2 kg and is initially sliding at a speed of vi = 13.5 m/s directed at an angle θ = 27.5° south of east. Immediately after the inelastic collision, the second block is observed sliding at vf = 5.15 m/s in a direction of ϕ = 19.5° north of east.Determine the components of the first block's velocity after the collision.Vxf= ?Vyf= ? Block 2ML.MBlock 1 Two blocks are shown before and after they collide. Block 1 is labeledM and Block 2 is labeled m. The x-axis points to the right and the y-axis points up. North points upward.• Before the collision, Block 1 moves directly upward with velocityV; and Block 2 moves down and to the right and an angle of 0below the x-axis, with velocity v..• After the collision, Block 2 moves up and to the right at an anglep above the x-axis, with velocity ve Block 1 moves up and tothe right with velocity Ve at an angle above the x-axis that isunlabeled but is larger than o.

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Block 2 M L. M Block 1 Two blocks are shown before and after they collide. Block 1 is labeled M and Block 2 is labeled m. The x-axis points to the right and the y- axis points up. North points upward. • Before the collision, Block 1 moves directly upward with velocity V; and Block 2 moves down and to the right and an angle of 0 below the x-axis, with velocity v.. • After the collision, Block 2 moves up and to the right at an angle p above the x-axis, with velocity ve Block 1 moves up and to the right with velocity Ve at an angle above the x-axis that is unlabeled but is larger than o.

Block 2 M L. M Block 1 Two blocks are shown before and after they collide. Block 1 is labeled M and Block 2 is labeled m. The x-axis points to the right and the y- axis points up. North points upward. • Before the collision, Block 1 moves directly upward with velocity V; and Block 2 moves down and to the right and an angle of 0 below the x-axis, with velocity v.. • After the collision, Block 2 moves up and to the right at an angle p above the x-axis, with velocity ve Block 1 moves up and to the right with velocity Ve at an angle above the x-axis that is unlabeled but is larger than o.

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