A bomb that is initally at rest at the origin explodes and breaks into two pieces of mass, m1=1500 kg. and m2=2500 kg. If piece m1 has a velocity of + 35 m/s directed along the X axis, what is the velocity of piece m2 after the exlosion?

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A bomb that is initally at rest at the origin explodes and breaks into two pieces of mass, m1=1500 kg. and m2=2500 kg. If piece m1 has a velocity of + 35 m/s directed along the X axis, what is the velocity of piece m2 after the exlosion?

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