Two asteroids are on a collision course while drifting in space> Their paths are shown in the image below. They collide at point O. Assume the collision is completely inelastic. At what angle from its orginal direction is the larger asteroid deflected? -.-. 45 ms 47° 0.10m 15 m/s 722 a) 80° above the +x axis Ob) 69° above the +x axis c) 47° above the +x axis O d) 42° above the +xaxis e) 90° above the +x axis

Two asteroids are on a collision course while drifting in space> Their paths are shown in the image below. They collide at point O. Assume the collision is completely inelastic. At what angle from its orginal direction is the larger asteroid deflected? -.-. 45 ms 47° 0.10m 15 m/s 722 a) 80° above the +x axis Ob) 69° above the +x axis c) 47° above the +x axis O d) 42° above the +xaxis e) 90° above the +x axis

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Chapter11: Angular Momentum

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