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Two large balls roll over a smooth surface and collide. They are made of a super...

Two large balls roll over a smooth surface and collide. They are made of a super hard material so there is no deformation. Ball 1 has a mass ?1 of 2.00 ?? and travels with an initial velocity of 10.0 ?/?. Ball 2 has a mass ?2 of 5.00 ?? and travels with an initial velocity of 1.42 ?/?. A tracking system captures the collision data and is shown below. After the collision, what are the speeds of the two balls?

Problem 1 (35 pts)

5 pt – Recognize the correct type of collision.

10 pts – Correct equations for x and y momentum (5 x 2)

10 pts – Correct solutions for v1f, v2f (5 x 2)

10 pts – Correct units and show all calculation steps

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