Physics, 27.04.2021 22:20 gennhill14
On a touchdown attempt a 95.0 kg runningback runs towards the endzone at 4.35 m/s. A 102.0 kg linebacker moving at 6.42 m/s meets the runningback in a head-on collision. If the runningback is moving in the positive direction, and the two players stick together, what is their velocity immediately after the collision?
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