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When a cue ball strikes the 8-ball, we can assume that the collision is elastic. An...
When a cue ball strikes the 8-ball, we can assume that the collision is elastic. An 8-ball has a mass of 0.160 kg, and we have made a special cue ball, with a lead core, to have a mass that is 3 times as much as the 8-ball's mass, or 0.480 kg. Let's say this heavy cue ball, initally moving at 1.5 m/s, strikes the 8-ball, and the 8-ball's subsequent velocity is in the same direction as the initial velocity of the cue ball. In other words, the two balls make a one dimensional elastic collision.
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*Here veocity after collision is unknown
To find v1 and V2
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