Question #252862

Two balls are 8.0 meters apart and moving directly towards each other. If the first ball is moving at a speed of 2.5 ms–1 with respect to the ground and the second ball 3.5 ms–1 with respect to the ground, where will they collide? 


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2021-10-18T10:57:19-0400

s=8ms = 8m

v1=2.5msv2=3.5mss1=v1ts2=v2tv_1 =2.5\frac{m}{s}\newline v_2 =3.5\frac{m}{s}\newline s_1 = v_1t\newline s_2 = v_2t\newline

s=s1+s2s = s_1+s_2

v1t+v2t=sv_1t +v_2t = s

t=sv1+v2=861.33st= \frac{s}{v_1+v_2}=\frac{8}{6}\approx 1.33s

s1=1.332.53.33ms_1 =1.33*2.5\approx3.33m

s2=ss1=4.67ms_2 =s - s_1= 4.67m


Answer: distance collision point :\text{Answer: distance collision point :}

3.33m from the beginning of the movement of 1 ball3.33m \text{ from the beginning of the movement of 1 ball}

4.67m from the beginning of the movement of 2 ball4.67 m \text{ from the beginning of the movement of 2 ball}


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