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What are the individual speeds of two balls after a fully elastic collision?
Oh, that does make a lot of sense. I feel silly for even asking that question now without putting up two equations with non-zero values to attempt it first. Thanks a lot to all of you who have helped me, I really appreciate it! And thanks for some great tips that I'll take with me into other...- Monkeybusiness
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What are the individual speeds of two balls after a fully elastic collision?
Thanks for some (really) quick responses, and some good answers! I've actually started writing my equations with m, M, v, V, u and U now, and yes, it did make it easier. Thanks! But I'll stick to my original notations in this post to avoid any confusion by changing them mid-way. I found the...- Monkeybusiness
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What are the individual speeds of two balls after a fully elastic collision?
First off - English isn't my native language, so please go easy on me if my translations are wrong. The problem: A ball with the mass 20g and the speed 3.0m/s collides with another ball with the mass 80g which is standing still. The collision is a sentral, fully elastic collision. Find the...- Monkeybusiness
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