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Two bowlers, a man and a women, are standing on either end of the same well...

Two bowlers, a man and a women, are standing on either end of the same well oiled bowling lane. The man throws a 16 ib (7.26 kg) ball down the middle of the alley at a velocity of 8.44 m/s. At the same time the women throws her 14 lb. ball down the middle of the alley at a velocity of 8.67 m/s. The balls collide in an elastic collision. Answer the following questions.

1. P14i

2.P 16i

3.P toti

4.Ek14i

5.Ek15i

6.Ektoti

7.V14f

8.V16f

9. P14f

10.P16f

11.Ptotf

12.Eki4f

13.Ek16f

14.Ek16f

15. Does this show conservation of momentum?

16. Does this show Conservation of Kinetic enery?

17. What was the force of impact of the two balls?

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