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An object of mass m is moving in +x direction at u velocity and collides elastically...
An object of mass m is moving in +x direction at u velocity and collides elastically with a stationery object in the x direction having a mass M.
after the collision the object with mass m travels in +y direction and the object with mass M travels in a direction with an angle theeta to the
x axes. find the value of theeta?
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