A small ball slides down the quadrant of a circle as shown in fig.and hits thhe ball B of equal mass which is initially at rest.Find velocity of balls after collision.Neglect the effect of friction and assume the collision is elastic.
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@Vincent-Lyon.Fr @yrelhan4
What I've learnt is that initially they are at rest,and later too,and mass is same+elastic collision..so relative velocity before collision=after collision so it should be 0?
Is the initial velocity of A 0?
Frontal elastic collision with same mass, means the moving ball comes to a stop and its velocity is transferred to the target ball. velocity of A at bottom of quadrant is \(v=\sqrt {2gR}\)
The velocities will be interchanged right? So A will have B's velocity=0?
Yes.
So is it root 2gr or 0?:/
root 2gR for B and zero for A
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