yes I did, the equations I was able to come up with are:
V1cos(θ1) + V2cos(θ2) = 5 (momentum in x direction)
V1sin(θ1) + V2sin(θ2) = 0 (momentum in y direction)
.5(V1)2 + .5(V2)2 = 12.5 (energy conservation)
θ1 + θ2 = 90
I worked on these equations for about an hour and came up with...
Homework Statement
The attached file is all the information on the problem
Homework Equations
.5mv^2 =.5mv1^2 + .5m2^2
p = mv
The Attempt at a Solution
I've tried plugging the known values in the equations and and substituting the various equations together and every time I come up with an...