An inertial observer sees two isolated particles, of masses M1 = 2 kg y M2 =...

   

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An inertial observer sees two isolated particles, of masses M1 = 2 kg y M2 = 4 kg, with V speeds 1 = - 3j m/s y V2 = +31 m/s respectively. The particles collide and remain united, with V being the speed of the whole. the value of V in m/s is: An inertial observer sees two isolated particles, of masses M1 = 2 kg y M2 = 4 kg, with V speeds 1 = - 3j m/s y V2 = +31 m/s respectively. The particles collide and remain united, with V being the speed of the whole. the value of V in m/s is:

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