Find kenetic energy generated during explosion

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ball A moving to the east collide with ball B and C with are at rest. after collision ball B went Northe with speed of 3 m/s and ball C went 30 digree south-east with speed of 5 m/s. the mass of ball A 3kg, B 1kg and ball C has 2kg. Find the magnitude of the origin speed and Find kenetic energy generated during explosion?

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