"Find the speed at which Superman (mass = 89.0 g) must fly head-on into a train (mass = 16405 kg) traveling at 75.0 km/hr to stop it."
"A 9800 kg boxcar traveling at 14.9 m/s strikes a second car. The two stick together and move off with a speed of 6.58 m/s. What is the mass of the second car?"
"Find the speed at which Superman (mass = 89.0 g) must fly head-on into a train (mass = 16405 kg) traveling at 75.0 km/hr to stop it."
An inelastic collision problem
A first box car with mass 9800 travelling at the speed 14.9m/s striking the second box car at rest. Then, both cars are sticked together and travel with the speed 6.58m/s. Find the mass of the second car.
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