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A 177g air track glider moving at 0.350 m/s collides elastically with a 133-g glider initally...

A 177g air track glider moving at 0.350 m/s collides elastically with a 133-g glider initally at rest. What is the final speed of the lighter glider?

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Answer #1

Given mass of glider 1 ,m1 = 177 g =0.177kg

initial velocity of glider 1 ,u1 =0.35m/s

mass of glider 2 ,m2 = 133 g =0.133kg

initial velocity of glider 2 ,u2 =0m/s

Find Final speed of glider 2 ,v2

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Here gliders are colliding ellastically ,so linear momentum is conserved

Pinitial =Pfinal

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Now Consider Energy of the system

Total Energy is conserved

so since there is no potenial enegy

KEinitial =KEfinal

Cancel 1/2

From (1)

Use formula (a-b)2 =a2 -2ab +b2

Solve the quadratic equation using a calulator or using quadratic equation method

Take the larger value since m2 is less than m1 and m1 has a initial velocity 0.35 m/s

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