Ball A of mass 0.35 Kg has a velocity 0.75 m/s east. It strikes a statilnary...
Ball A of mass 0.35 Kg has a velocity 0.75 m/s east. It strikes a statilnary ball aslo of mass 0.35 kg. Ball a deffects off B at an angle of 37° north of A's original path. Ball B moves in a line 90° right of the final path of A.
A) Find Ball A momentum after the collision
B) Find Ball B's momentum after the collision.
C) Find the velocity of A after the collisoin
D) Find the velocity of B after the collision
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