A car of 1200 kg travels east at 24 m/s while a truck of 2200 kg travels north at 19 m/s They collide and stick together. a) What is the momentum in the system? b) What is the final velocity (magnitude and direction) after the collision?

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A car of 1200 kg travels east at 24 m/s while a truck of 2200 kg travels north at 19 m/s They collide and stick together. a) What is the momentum in the system? b) What is the final velocity (magnitude and direction) after the collision?

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