3. Vin and Zane are flying at each other during a battle in space.Vin moves with a velocity v₁ of 9.660 m/s while Zane, with amass of 53.8 kg, moves at a velocity v2 of 7.26 m/s. When thetwo collide, they hold on to each other and move with a velocityV3 of 5.164 m/s. What is Vin's mass, in kg?Revised Fall 20231m30°V175°45°V32₂

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3. Vin and Zane are flying at each other during a battle in space. Vin moves with a velocity v₁ of 9.660 m/s while Zane, with a mass of 53.8 kg, moves at a velocity v₂ of 7.26 m/s. When the two collide, they hold on to each other and move with a velocity V3 of 5.164 m/s. What is Vin's mass, in kg? 30° V1 紫 75° 45° 1₂ V3

3. Vin and Zane are flying at each other during a battle in space. Vin moves with a velocity v₁ of 9.660 m/s while Zane, with a mass of 53.8 kg, moves at a velocity v₂ of 7.26 m/s. When the two collide, they hold on to each other and move with a velocity V3 of 5.164 m/s. What is Vin's mass, in kg? 30° V1 紫 75° 45° 1₂ V3

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Chapter9: Momentum And Its Conservation

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