An object of mass 3?, moving in the +? direction at speed ?0, breaks into two pieces of mass ? and 2? as shown in the figure.If ?1=61.0∘ and ?2=22.0∘, determine the final velocities ?1 and ?2 of the resulting pieces in terms of ?0. < Question 13 of 16 >O Macmillan LearningAn object of mass 3M, moving in the +x direction at speedVo, breaks into two pieces of mass M and 2M as shown inthe figure.If 0₁ = 61.0° and 0₂ = 22.0°, determine the final velocitiesU₁ and U2 of the resulting pieces in terms of vo.U1 =U₂ =VoVo3MVo2MM1/₂ = ?0.V₁ = ?

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< Question 13 of 16 > Macmillan Learning An object of mass 3M, moving in the +x direction at speed Vo, breaks into two pieces of mass M and 2M as shown in the figure. If 0₁ 61.0° and 02 = 22.0°, determine the final velocities U₁ and ₂ of the resulting pieces in terms of vo. U₁ = U₂ = Vo Vo 3M Vo 2M M 1/2₂ = ? 0₁ V₁ = ?

< Question 13 of 16 > Macmillan Learning An object of mass 3M, moving in the +x direction at speed Vo, breaks into two pieces of mass M and 2M as shown in the figure. If 0₁ 61.0° and 02 = 22.0°, determine the final velocities U₁ and ₂ of the resulting pieces in terms of vo. U₁ = U₂ = Vo Vo 3M Vo 2M M 1/2₂ = ? 0₁ V₁ = ?

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