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Physics, 31.07.2021 16:20 dreyiamacc9695

A particle ,O, of mass U , travelling with a velocity of 3,0×10^7m/s collides elastically with another particle ,P, of mass 16U ,initially at rest . after collision particle O moves in a direction of 90° from its original path Using revolution of vectors and the principle of conservation of momentum ,Calculate the speed of P after collision​

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