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Do Balls X and Y Conserve Momentum and Energy in an Elastic Collision?
Let the direction of Ux be positive and thus that of Vx is negative.
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Apr 12, 2008
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Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Do Balls X and Y Conserve Momentum and Energy in an Elastic Collision?
The conservation of momentum. It is elastic collision. Overall speeds are equivalent before and after the collision.
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Apr 12, 2008
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Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Do Balls X and Y Conserve Momentum and Energy in an Elastic Collision?
Ux- Uy = -Vx+Vy Ux- Uy = -Vx+Vy I think this is the right equation.
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Apr 11, 2008
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Do Balls X and Y Conserve Momentum and Energy in an Elastic Collision?
the picture is attached
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Apr 10, 2008
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Do Balls X and Y Conserve Momentum and Energy in an Elastic Collision?
Two balls X and Y collide elastically. Their speeds before and after collision are as shown. Before After Which of the following equations is correct? A Ux +Uy = Vx +Vy B Ux +Uy = Vx - Vy C Ux - Uy = Vx +Vy D Ux - Uy = Vx - Vy
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