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   An object of mass M is moving with velocity V   . Three smaller objects each of mass m are initially at rest. After the collision the small masses have velocities given by v(   +   ) , v(2   -   ) , and v(2   - 2   ) . If m = M/6 and v = V/3, then the final vector velocity of the mass M is A)  15V   /18 + V   /9 B)  23V   /18 + V   /9 C)  13V   /6 + V   /3 D)  13V   /18 + V   /9 E)  23V   /18 + V   /3
An object of mass M is moving with velocity V    An object of mass M is moving with velocity V   . Three smaller objects each of mass m are initially at rest. After the collision the small masses have velocities given by v(   +   ) , v(2   -   ) , and v(2   - 2   ) . If m = M/6 and v = V/3, then the final vector velocity of the mass M is A)  15V   /18 + V   /9 B)  23V   /18 + V   /9 C)  13V   /6 + V   /3 D)  13V   /18 + V   /9 E)  23V   /18 + V   /3 . Three smaller objects each of mass m are initially at rest. After the collision the small masses have velocities given by v(    An object of mass M is moving with velocity V   . Three smaller objects each of mass m are initially at rest. After the collision the small masses have velocities given by v(   +   ) , v(2   -   ) , and v(2   - 2   ) . If m = M/6 and v = V/3, then the final vector velocity of the mass M is A)  15V   /18 + V   /9 B)  23V   /18 + V   /9 C)  13V   /6 + V   /3 D)  13V   /18 + V   /9 E)  23V   /18 + V   /3 +    An object of mass M is moving with velocity V   . Three smaller objects each of mass m are initially at rest. After the collision the small masses have velocities given by v(   +   ) , v(2   -   ) , and v(2   - 2   ) . If m = M/6 and v = V/3, then the final vector velocity of the mass M is A)  15V   /18 + V   /9 B)  23V   /18 + V   /9 C)  13V   /6 + V   /3 D)  13V   /18 + V   /9 E)  23V   /18 + V   /3 ) , v(2    An object of mass M is moving with velocity V   . Three smaller objects each of mass m are initially at rest. After the collision the small masses have velocities given by v(   +   ) , v(2   -   ) , and v(2   - 2   ) . If m = M/6 and v = V/3, then the final vector velocity of the mass M is A)  15V   /18 + V   /9 B)  23V   /18 + V   /9 C)  13V   /6 + V   /3 D)  13V   /18 + V   /9 E)  23V   /18 + V   /3 -    An object of mass M is moving with velocity V   . Three smaller objects each of mass m are initially at rest. After the collision the small masses have velocities given by v(   +   ) , v(2   -   ) , and v(2   - 2   ) . If m = M/6 and v = V/3, then the final vector velocity of the mass M is A)  15V   /18 + V   /9 B)  23V   /18 + V   /9 C)  13V   /6 + V   /3 D)  13V   /18 + V   /9 E)  23V   /18 + V   /3 ) , and v(2    An object of mass M is moving with velocity V   . Three smaller objects each of mass m are initially at rest. After the collision the small masses have velocities given by v(   +   ) , v(2   -   ) , and v(2   - 2   ) . If m = M/6 and v = V/3, then the final vector velocity of the mass M is A)  15V   /18 + V   /9 B)  23V   /18 + V   /9 C)  13V   /6 + V   /3 D)  13V   /18 + V   /9 E)  23V   /18 + V   /3 - 2    An object of mass M is moving with velocity V   . Three smaller objects each of mass m are initially at rest. After the collision the small masses have velocities given by v(   +   ) , v(2   -   ) , and v(2   - 2   ) . If m = M/6 and v = V/3, then the final vector velocity of the mass M is A)  15V   /18 + V   /9 B)  23V   /18 + V   /9 C)  13V   /6 + V   /3 D)  13V   /18 + V   /9 E)  23V   /18 + V   /3 ) . If m = M/6 and v = V/3, then the final vector velocity of the mass M is

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