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bobthebuilder

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Question 1

You are coding a game in which children are shooting marbles at a wall. The wall is aligned with the right side of your computer screen. If the marbles have an incoming velocity of [30 55], what is the resulting velocity?


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[30 -55]


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[30 55]


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[-30 55]


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[-30 -55]



Question 2

The angle at which a moving object come in to a collision with a fixed stationary object is:


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the angle of incidence.


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the angle of collision.


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the angle of deflection.


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the angle of reflection.

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Reply #1 on: Oct 14, 2019
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