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Two billiard balls with identical masses and sliding in opposite directions have an elastic head-on collision....

Two billiard balls with identical masses and sliding in opposite directions have an elastic head-on collision. Before the collision, each ball has a speed of 23 cm/s. Find the speed of each billiard ball immediately after the collision.

Ball 1 =

cm/s

Ball 2 =

cm/s

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