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[" Two spherical asteroids have "],[" the same radius "R" .Asteroid "1],[" has mass "M" and asteroid "2" has "],[" mass "2M" .The two asteroids are "],[" released from rest with distance "],[" 10R between their centers.What "],[" is the relative speed of approach "],[" just before they collide? "]

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