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A 4.8 kg bowling ball rolling at 0.75 m/s strikes a glancing blow to a 17 g billiard ball at rest. The bowling ball rolls off at 0.5 meters per second. Calculate the velocity of the billiard ball.
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conserve momentum (mv) before and after the collision
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