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Two blocks collide elastically in one dimension on a friction- free table of height 0.92 meters....

Two blocks collide elastically in one dimension on a friction-
free table of height 0.92 meters. After the collision, one block
(mass = 1.5 kg) falls off the table edge and lands 36 cm away
from the edge of the table horizontally. The other block (mass
= 394 g) travels in the opposite direction and rises a
maximum vertical distance of 56 cm on a frictionless inclined
plane. Find the velocities of each block before the collision.

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