Physics: Vehichles travelling different directions collide, what is the...

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Physics: Vehichles travelling different directions collide, what is the...

...resulting velocity? If one vehicle driving 30 meters/second collides with another travelling in the opposite directing at 20 meters/second in a front end collision, assuming they both have a mass of 1000 Kg, what is the resulting velocity?

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