Using the elastic collision equations show the detailed steps in deriving equation (1) Using the plastic...

Using the elastic collision equations show the detailed steps in deriving equation (1)

Using the plastic collision equations show the detailed steps in deriving equation (2)

(1) v'B = (mA / mA + mB + m) * vA

(2) v' = (mA / mA + mB +m) * vA

m is mass attached to mB

use elastic collision equations to algebraically derive equation 1, and use plastic collision equations to algebraically derive equation 2

m is a mass attached to mass B, mass A collides with mass B

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