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[" 95.A "1kg" ball moving at "12ms^(-1)" collides head "],[" on with a "2kg" ball moving in the opposite "],[" direction at "24m/s" .The velocity of each ball "],[" after the impact.if the coefficient of restitution "],[" is "2/3," is "]

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[" 95.A "1kg" ball moving at "12ms^(-1)" collides head "],[" on with a "2kg" ball moving in the opposite "],[" direction at "24m/s" .The velocity of each ball "],[" after the impact.if the coefficient of restitution "],[" is "2/3," is "]

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