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Ball collision momentum problem
Sin(alpha)=1/8...alpha~7deg- petoknm
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Ball collision momentum problem
That's exactly what I did...I imagined the situation at the moment of impact... There is a right triangle with hypotenuse 8 and opposite side 1...- petoknm
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Ball collision momentum problem
But I think that both energy and momentum are conserved in this situation... Or am I wrong?...- petoknm
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Ball collision momentum problem
They are sliding. And I have one standard equation (energy conservation) and one two dimensional vector equation (momentum conservation) so basically I have three equations and just two unknowns and therefore I'm not able to find a solution.- petoknm
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Ball collision momentum problem
Homework Statement Hello. I was solving this problem about two balls in a plane colliding elastically. The first one had mass 100g radius 5cm and started with velocity of 3m/s to the right and hit the second ball with mass 50g radius 3cm(initially stationary). It hit the second ball such...- petoknm
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