A particle of mass m = 2.9 kg and initial velocity Vo = 14.5 m/s directly to the right hits an initially stationary particle of mass M = 14.5 kg. The collision is inelastic and afterwards particle m is moving as a speed v = 1.5 m/s at angle = 59° from its initial direction of motion and particle M is moving at speed V. m' (M) Find V, the final speed of particle M in meters per second. Write expressions for V; one expression for V as vo➜0, one expression for V if 0 = 0 (and the balls don't stick together) and another expression for V if 8 = 180°.

A particle of mass m = 2.9 kg and initial velocity Vo = 14.5 m/s directly to the right hits an initially stationary particle of mass M = 14.5 kg. The collision is inelastic and afterwards particle m is moving as a speed v = 1.5 m/s at angle = 59° from its initial direction of motion and particle M is moving at speed V. m' (M) Find V, the final speed of particle M in meters per second. Write expressions for V; one expression for V as vo➜0, one expression for V if 0 = 0 (and the balls don't stick together) and another expression for V if 8 = 180°.

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Classical Dynamics of Particles and Systems

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Chapter9: Dynamics Of A System Of Particles

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