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Q: - Two particles, 1 and 2, move with constant velocities V1 & V2. At the initial moment, their radius vectors are equal to r1 & r2. How must these four vectors should be related to each other for the particles to collide?
I have given solution to it but I don't know how the solution got the formula as; \[S=r+tV\]
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can u give me a proof or conclusion of this formula?
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@UnkleRhaukus Plz help:)
their positions must be the same
k! @UnkleRhaukus I got that. But what about the last statement of solution?
they must be moving toward one another? i dont really understand this question
k! np:)
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@apoorvk Plz help:)
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