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Fig. 2.1 shows a snooker ball of mass 0.40 kg travelling at 2.0 m/s colliding head on with another identical ball travelling at
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Two balls collide on a horizontal, frictionless table. Ball A has a mass of 0.175 kg and travelling at 1.20 m/s [E 40o S]. Ball
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A 0.3 kg tennis ball is travelling west with a speed of 4 m/s and bounces off a wall. After bouncing, the ball is travelling
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A 0.3 kg tennis ball is travelling west with a speed of 4 m/s and bounces off a wall. After bouncing, the ball is travelling
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The 9-ball travelling and strikes the 13-ball, which is of equal mass and at rest. If this is an elastic collision, which
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A ball of mass 1.5kg is struck by a bat in the opposite direction to the motion of the ball. Before the impulse the ball is
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When a cue ball strikes another ball, what is the largest possible angle the struck ball can be deflected from the line along
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Rick is playing billiards and hits the cue ball. It makes contact with the 8 ball head on. If before the collision the cue ball
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While playing a game of billiards, your 0.50 kg cue ball, travelling at 1.9 m/s, glances off a stationary 0.30 kg billiard ball
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A 0.3kg ball travelling at 0.5m/s, due North strikes a stationary 0.9kg ball and rebounds at 0.20m/s due South. Calculate
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