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6 January, 04:54

A hockey player hits the puck toward the net. Just after leaving his stick, the puck is traveling at 53 m/s. No other force acts on the hockey puck until it hits the net. Just before hitting the net, how fast is the hockey puck traveling?

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  1. 6 January, 06:50
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    Since no other forces act on the puck it will continue in a straight line without changing speed (Newtons first law) so it's still going 53m/s
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