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1- Calculate the final velocities of two objects given the information. The collision is object 1...

1- Calculate the final velocities of two objects given the information. The collision is object 1 travels towards object two on a flat surface, once colliding the bounce apart. Please note that the collision is elastic, and the force of friction is negligible. The answers show the velocities in m/s in this order v1’; v2’.

Object 1

Object 2

Vi (m/s)

5.00

0

m (kg)

1.00

4.50
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