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Calculate Max Angle of Deflection for Ball on Cord
now i found the height to be .46 meters. the length of the cord is 1.5 meters. And I need to find the angle in between the initial position (from it just hanging) to the final position (when it is in the air). Now that creates a triangle, but I can't figure out how to get at that angle. Thanks...- bob7
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Calculate Max Angle of Deflection for Ball on Cord
Homework Statement A ball with a mass, m1=0.24 kg, initially moves to the right with a speed of 5m/s. The first ball then has an elastic collision with a second ball with a mass of .56kg which is initially at rest. The second ball is suspended just above the table by a cord which is 1.5 meters...- bob7
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Find Force from Collision of 3 Billiard Balls
How would I include vectors in my answer to make it correct?- bob7
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Find Force from Collision of 3 Billiard Balls
So the final answer is -18N. Thanks so much. Sorry that it took me so long to understand.- bob7
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Find Force from Collision of 3 Billiard Balls
So if 18 is the magnitude of the average force between the two balls, how would I then calculate just the average force acting on ball 1?- bob7
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Find Force from Collision of 3 Billiard Balls
Ok, the initial mementum of ball 2 is zero. its final momentum is .15*3=.45. Then divide that by time. .45/.025= 18. Would this be that average force that is acting on ball 1 that the problem is looking for? I also know the initial positions of the balls on an xy plane. Ball 1=(-30,0)cm. Ball...- bob7
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Find Force from Collision of 3 Billiard Balls
so if I use the formula i get: ((.15*3)-(.15*10))/.025 which gives me 42. But I think this is wrong because of the vectors. I am really confused on how to do this problem with the vectors. Thanks.- bob7
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Find Force from Collision of 3 Billiard Balls
Do I have to worry about vectors with that equation? What would the equation look like exactly? Thanks so much!- bob7
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Find Force from Collision of 3 Billiard Balls
Homework Statement Three billiard balls are placed at rest on a level surface. Each ball has a mass of .15 Kilograms. If Ball 1 (m1) has an initial velocity of 10m/s towards ball 2 (m2), and after the glancing collision ball 1 (m1) moves 3m/s towards ball 3 (m3). Find the average force acting...- bob7
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