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Why Velocity Same at Min Separation? | Conservation of Momentum
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[QUOTE="gneill, post: 4980068, member: 293536"] Much depends upon the frame of reference used to judge what the velocities are, what the initial speeds of the pucks are (are they different?), the masses of the pucks (are they different?). While minimum separation will take place when the relative velocity of the pucks is zero, the two may still have some nonzero velocity in the lab frame of reference. [/QUOTE]
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