Hockey Puck Momentum
Conservation of Momentum
Hockey Puck Velocity
Clown Cannon
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Mathematics, 08.04.2021 23:50 xxxharveyweinsteinxx
Hockey Puck Momentum
Conservation of Momentum
Hockey Puck Velocity
Clown Cannon
Consider the same system as before: A hockey puck with a mass of 0.17 kg is traveling to the right along the
ice at 15 m/s. It strikes a second hockey puck with a mass 0.11 kg. The first hockey puck comes to rest after the
collision. If conservation of momentum holds, what is the total final momentum of the system? (Round your
answer to the nearest tenth.)
kg•m/s
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