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two balls, ball 1 and ball 2are about collide heads on a frictionless linear track. Ball...

two balls, ball 1 and ball 2are about collide heads on a frictionless linear track. Ball 1 is traveling east with a speed 8m/s toward ball 2. Ball 2 has a speed of 4 m/s. If the mass of the ball 2 is 8 times the mass of ball 1 what is the speed of ball 2 after the collision? We asume that the collision id perfectly elastic

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a)

m1 = mass of ball 1 = m

m2 = mass of ball 2 = 8 m

v1i = initial velocity of ball 1 before collision = 8 m/s

v2i = initial velocity of ball 2 before collision = - 4 m/s

v1f = final velocity of ball 1 after collision

v2f = fina velocity of ball 2 after collision

using conservation of momentum

m1 v1i + m2 v2i = m1 v1f + m2 v2f

m (8) + (8m) (-4) = m v1f + (8m) v2f

- 24 = v1f + 8 v2f

v1f = - 24 - 8 v2f                                                Eq-1

Using conservation of kinetic energy

m1 v21i + m2 v22i = m1 v21f + m2 v22f

m (8)2 + (8m) (-4)2= m v21f + (8m) v22f

(8)2 + (8) (-4)2= v21f + (8) v22f

using eq-1

(8)2 + (8) (-4)2= (- 24 - 8 v2f )2 + (8) v22f

v2f = - 1.33 m/s

speed = 1.33 m/s


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