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How to calculate distance object traveled in completely inelastic collision? |
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| Oct25-07, 09:38 PM | #1 |
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How to calculate distance object traveled in completely inelastic collision?
Ok, so I have this practice problem: a mass of 5 kg has hit a ball at 8 m/s. The ball it hit has a mass of 7 kg. What is the distance the ball traveled?
It's really frustrating when my notes don't go over ANY of this. |
| Oct26-07, 04:01 AM | #2 |
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Are you sure that's the entire problem statement? It doesn't make much sense as it is.
Distance travelled as in: how far from the moment of impact till it hits the ground? That would depend on the height at which the collision took place. |
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