A truck slams into and sticks to a parked car at 15 meters per seconds. The...
A truck slams into and sticks to a parked car at 15 meters per seconds. The mass of the truck is 4000 kg, and the mass of the car is 200kg. What is the combined velocity the moment after impact.
Answer: 14.29 m/s
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