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Reyna Hines

18 December, 10:58

A bar of soap (mass 0.1 kg) is sliding at 1.5 m/s, before smashing into a motionless bar of soap (mass 0.08 kg). After hitting each other, the soap sticks together and continues to slid. Ignore friction. What is the momentum before the bars hit each other?

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