A car moving at a constant speed collides with a stationary truck at a light and...

A car moving at a constant speed collides with a stationary truck at a light and the car bounces backwards as the truck moves forward. Derive the final velocity of the truck.

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Here m₁ = mass of car, m₂ = mass of truck, v = initial velocity of car, v₁ = final velocity of car, v₂ = final velocity of truck.

genius_generous answered 1 week ago

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