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Consider the collision of two identical particles. The masses of the two particles are therefore equal...
Consider the collision of two identical particles. The masses of the two particles are therefore equal m1=m2. The initial velocity of particle 1 is v1 and particle two is initially at rest. After an elastic head on collision, the final velocity of particle two is is v'2 and is given by...
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