Obtain the center-of-mass velocity of these particles

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A 3.0 kilogram particle has a velocity (3.0i -2.5j) m/s, and a 2 kilogram particle has a velocity (1.0i+6.0j) m/s. Obtain the center-of-mass velocity of these particles?

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