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Explanation / Answer

from conservation of momentum,

MU + MU = MV + MV .................(1)

and

U - U = V - V ................(2)

where

M = mass 1 = 115 kg

M = mass 2 = 839 kg

U = speed of mass 1 before collision = ?

U = speed of mass 2 before collision = 0 m/s

V = speed of mass 1 after collision = ?

V = speed of mass 2 before collision = 1.01 m/s


115U + 839*0 = 115V + 839*1.01

115U = 115V + 847.39 ....................(3)

from(2)

U - 0 = 1.01 - V

U = 1.01 - V ....................(4)

substitute (equation 4) in (equation 3)

115(1.01 - V) = 115V + 847.39

116.15 - 115V = 115V + 847.39

-732.24 = 230V

V = - 3.18 m/s

substitute that value in (equation 4)

U = 1.01 - (- 3.18)

U = 4.19 m/s

Nate's speed immediately before the collision is 4.19 m/s (forwards)

Nate's speed immediately after the collision is 3.18 m/s (backwards)