1. Two identical carts are moving on a frictionless surface. Initially, before coalition cart 1 is...
1. Two identical carts are moving on a frictionless surface. Initially, before coalition cart 1 is moving with constant velocity v while cart 2 is in rest. Determine the carts velocities after they collide elastically.
2. Two identical carts are moving on a frictionless surface. Initially, before coalition cart 1 is moving with constant velocity v while cart 2 is in rest. Determine the carts velocities after they collide completely inelastical.
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