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The two sleds shown below are about to collide. If they stick together in the collision, what will happen after the collision? (In this collision, there is no friction between the sleds and the snow.)
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The two sleds shown below are about to collide. If they stick together in the collision, what will happen after the collision? (In this collision, there is no friction

between the sleds and the snow.)
A. The two sleds will move to the left.
O B. The two sleds will move to the right
O C. The two sleds will be motionless in the middle.
O D. There is not enough information to know which sled will be pushed backward,
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b

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B. The two sleds will move to the right.

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