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Oct4-05, 07:28 PM
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Confused on conservation of momentum?
Somebody throws me a ball with mass .400
at velocity 10.0
. My mass is 65.5
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1. If I catch the ball, with what speed do the ball and I move afterwards?
Shouldn't the answer be
, where
?
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That's correct. (Assuming no other forces act on you.)
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