thankyou all!
i won't be able to think about this properly to see if i really understand it for a few days from now due to school and such... (i think it makes sense...probably won't :p)
so basically expect my cries for help in a few days !
(please note that i will try hard to understand it...
we're going to use an elastic collision
but i am at a loss as to how to do this...:(
especially since the two objects are not likely to be in line with each other...
are u able to explain how to come up with the final velocities a bit more in depth?
that would be really cool if u could...:D...
my friend left school in year 10 so didn't do physics...but i stayed at school and did physics in year 11 and currently in year 12...hence he asked for my help...
so my friend is completely lost :D
but to me, what u just said makes sense...
thankyou very much for that...i will tell you if i...
well...The question is for a friend who is doing a simple simulation/program thing. during the course of the simulation he has two objects traveling towards each other...and wants a way of figuring out what direction and speed the objects move in after they hit...
so if it makes it...
hello
i have a question...
I have two objects going towards each other (in 2 dimensions)
I know the mass, initial speed and direction...
I want to know how to figure out what the final speed and direction of the two objects will be after a collision assuming there is not friction...
hi all (hopefully friendly) people...
In my year 12 physics class, i have been given a report on AC induction motors to complete.
Basically the requirement is the explain the physics behind it, how it works, why, etc
Can someone give me a list of things that i should cover as i am...