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A body of mass 3 kg moving with a velocity (2^i+3^j+3^k)m/s collides with another body of mass 4 kg moving with a velocity (3^i+2^j3^k)m/s. The two bodies stick together after collision. The velocity of the composite body is

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17(4^i+6^j3^k)
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17(18^i+17^j3^k)
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17(6^i+4^j6^k)
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17(9^i+8^j6^k)
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Solution

The correct option is A 17(18^i+17^j3^k)
Given - m1=3kg,m2=4kg,v1=2^i+3^j+3^k,v2=3^i+2^j3^k

Let v be the velocity of composite body .

As the bodies stick together , hence mass of composite body
m=m1+m2=3+4=7kg

Now , by law of conservation of linear momentum

total momentum before collision= total momentum after collision

m1v1+m2v2=mv

3(2^i+3^j+3^k)+4(3^i+2^j3^k)=7v

or 6^i+9^j+9^k+12^i+8^j12^k=7v

or 18^i+17^j3^k=7v

or v=1/7(18^i+17^j3^k) m/s

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