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22 November, 11:58

Two vehicles collide and stick together. After the collision, their combined y-momentum is 2.40 * 104 kilogram meters/second, and their x-momentum is 7.00 * 104 kilogram meters/second. What is the angle of the motion of the two vehicles, with respect to the x-axis?

A) 16.8°

B) 17.0°

C) 18.9°

D) 20.8°

E) 21.8°

just let know if its a-b

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