A car is entering the freeway. The merge lane has a heading of 260°. The car...

A car is entering the freeway. The merge lane has a heading of 260°. The car has an inelastic collision with a truck that had a velocity of 80 km/h at 270°. The car had a mass of 1400 kg and a speed of 75 km/h. The mass of the truck was 1800 kg. What is the initial common velocity of the car and truck after the collision? Show all of your work

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