Physics, 15.11.2019 02:31 igtguith

An experiment is performed aboard the international space station to verify that linear momentum is conserved during collisions in a zero-g environment. the experiment involves a 3-d completely inelastic collision of three drops of honey. at the moment just before they all collide, the masses and velocities of the drops are
m1 = 31.5 g v1 = (12.7 m/s)x
m2 = 49.9 g v2 = (12.5 m/s)y
m3 = 78.1 g v3 = (15.9 m/s)z
what is your prediction for the speed, v, of the combined honey drop after the collision?
v = m/s

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