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Collision of Two Objects on Ice
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[QUOTE="PeroK, post: 5416542, member: 493650"] Your problem can only be solved by gathering some data from your set-up and then you can apply some physics. The main factor is how much your object will grip the ice (this is called the coefficient of friction). There is no theorectical way to determine this. You would have to measure this quantity - in the same way that you have to measure the weight of your object and the weight of the puck. [/QUOTE]
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