Asked by Christina
a 10 kg ball moving due west at 2m/sec collides with a 4kg ball that is moving due east at 3 m/sec. You determine that immediately after the collision the 10 kg ball is moving due west at 0.57 m/sec.
A) this probably IS a Totally inelastic collision
B) this definitely is NOT a Totally inelastic collision
C) More information is needed to determine the likely nature of the collision.
A) this probably IS a Totally inelastic collision
B) this definitely is NOT a Totally inelastic collision
C) More information is needed to determine the likely nature of the collision.
Answers
Answered by
bobpursley
Easy. Use conservation of momentum due west.
10*2-4*3=10*.57 + 4V
solve for V
Now, check energy before and after.
1/2 10&2^2+1/2 *4*3^2=? 1/2 10*.57^2+1/2 4*V^2
10*2-4*3=10*.57 + 4V
solve for V
Now, check energy before and after.
1/2 10&2^2+1/2 *4*3^2=? 1/2 10*.57^2+1/2 4*V^2
Answered by
Christina
Thanks! :)
Answered by
sabinah
v=0.575m/s
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