A 1200 kg car skidding due north on a levelfrictionless icy road at 172.5 km/h collideswith a 2256 kg car skidding due east at138 km/h in such a way that the two carsstick together.vf138 km/hN2256 kg172.5 km/h | 1200 kgAt what angle (–180° < 0 < +180°) Eastof North do the two coupled cars skid off at?Answer in units of °How much kinetic energy is lost in the colli-sion?

Given: The mass of the first car is m1=1200 kg. The initial velocity of the first car is v1=172.5…

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