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10 August, 03:10

A 15,000-kg train car moving due east at 23 m/s collides with and couples to a 10,000-kg train car that is initially at rest. Find the common velocity of the two-car train after the collision. (East is defined as positive. Indicate the direction with the sign of your answer.)

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