Question #176118

A snooker ball X of mass 200g moving at 20ms-1 to hit another stationary ball T of mass 400g. If after the collision Y moves off at 60o to the initial direction of X while X moves off at 15o to it's initial direction with a velocity of 12ms-1,. Calculate the final velocity of T


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Expert's answer
2021-03-30T06:42:22-0400

To be given in question


Befor collision

Ball X

m1=200gram =0.2kg

u1=20m/sec 

Ball T


m2=400gram=0.4kg

u2=0m/sec 

After collision

 v1=12m/sec

θ\theta 1=60°;θ2=15°1=60° ;\theta2=15°


To be asked in question

V2=?

We take x-axis components

Momentum conservation law


Before collision=after collision


m1u1+m2u2=m1v1cosθ\theta1 +m2v2cosθ\theta2

Put value

=0.2×20+0.4×0=0.2×12×cos60°+0.4×V(2)×cos15°=0.2\times20+ 0.4\times0=0.2\times12\times cos60°+0.4\times V( 2)\times cos15°

=4+0=2.4×\times cos60°+V(2)×0.4×cos15°+V(2)\times0.4\times cos15°

4=1.2+V2×0.4×cos15°\times0.4 \times cos15°

2.8=0.386 ×\times V2


V2=7.25m/sec


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