Ulyses A. answered 02/22/21
B.S. in Physics emph. Mathematics with 4+ Tutoring Experience
Hope this helps, anybody free to correct me if I misspoke at any point. Thanks for your time.

Ulyses A.
02/22/21
Flora H.
asked 02/22/21A frustrated physics student blew up her Physics textbook using a small amount of explosive. It broke into three pieces, which miraculously flew off in directions that were all in the same plane. A 0.200 kg piece flew off at 20.0 m/s and a 0.100 kg piece went off at 90° to the first piece, at 30.0 m/s.
a) What was the momentum of the third piece?
b) If the mass of the third piece was 0.150 kg, what was its velocity right after the explosion?
Ulyses A. answered 02/22/21
B.S. in Physics emph. Mathematics with 4+ Tutoring Experience
Hope this helps, anybody free to correct me if I misspoke at any point. Thanks for your time.
Ulyses A.
02/22/21
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Flora H.
I just found the answer key to this problem, and the answer to part a is 5kgm/s, and i understand how to do part b02/22/21