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A 90kg hockey player is skating with the puck at 25m/s(north), When he collides with a second hockey player, this one with a mass of 95kg, who is skating 12m/s (west). The two players get tangled up on impact and move together. What is the velocity (magnitude and direction) of the two players after impact?!

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