Question #170729

Ball A with mass 0.85 kg is rolling at 3.5 m/s [N] when it collides with stationary Ball B with mass 1.15 kg. After the collision, Ball A is moving 2.4 m/s [N40oW]. Find the velocity of Ball B after the collision.


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2021-03-12T07:14:06-0500

mAvA+mB0=mAuA+mBuB,m_A\vec{v_A}+m_B\vec{0}=m_A\vec{u_A}+m_B\vec{u_B},

uB=mAmB(vAuA),\vec{u_B}=\frac{m_A}{m_B}(\vec{v_A}-\vec{u_A}),

vAuA=vA2+uA22vAuAcos(90°40°)=2.69 ms,|\vec{v_A}-\vec{u_A}|=\sqrt{v_A^2+u_A^2-2v_Au_Acos(90°-40°)}=2.69~\frac ms, uB=0.851.152.69=1.99 ms,u_B=\frac{0.85}{1.15}\cdot 2.69=1.99~\frac ms,


uAsin(90°p)=uBsin50°,    \frac{u_A}{sin(90°-p)}=\frac{u_B}{sin50°},\implies

p=90°arcsin(sin50°uAuB)=22.5° NofE.p=90°-arcsin(sin50°\cdot\frac{u_A}{u_B})=22.5°~NofE.


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