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Exam 3 (cont.) 16. One glider approaches another on a frictionless her together after the collision, and compute the final to
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m 20 Given that after collision they stick together Law of Conservation of momenting Intral momentos - final momentin From miTotal RE After Collision - 1 (mi + m) vt mit we have N = /2 mi-mam Total RE After collisim & MV 2 ) Option (C) should be corr#Hi, if you are happy and find this useful please thumbs up. In case, if you have any query regarding the solution please let me know in the comments section below. Thanks!!

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