Can someone help with parts c-e?
c. We know that Momentum remains conserve in head on collision.
So, (MV)Rhinoceros + (MV)Land rover = (MV)Combined
=> (3000 kg)*(10 m/s j) + (800 kg)*(25 m/s i) = (3000+800) kg * VCombined
=> VCombined = (7.9 j + 5.3 i) kg-m/s
Hence, Combined Velocity = (5.3i + 7.9j) (kg-m)/s
d. Combined Speed = √[(5.3)² + (7.9)²] m/s = 9.49 m/s
Direction of system = (5.3i + 7.9j)/9.49
e. KEBefore = (KE)Rhinoceros + (KE)Land rover = (0.5)[(3000 kg)*(10 m/s)² + (800 kg)*(25 m/s)²] = 265000 J
KEAfter = 0.5*((3000+8000)kg * (9.49 m/s)²) = 171114 J
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