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Puck A (mA = 2kg) moving at 5m/s along Ox collides with puck B(mB = 3kg)...

Puck A (mA = 2kg) moving at 5m/s along Ox collides with puck B(mB = 3kg) which is initially at rest. After collision, puck B acquires a speed 1.5m/s at direction θB = 40 shown in figure. The objects move on a level and frictionless surface and the collision lasts for 0.25s.

a) Find the velocity (use i, j vectors) of puck A after the collision……..

b) Find the magnitude of average net force exerted on puck A during collision…..

c) Find the magnitude of average net force exerted on puck B during collision…..

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