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MIT 8.01 Physics I Classical Mechanics, Fall 1999
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in an oblique impact the component of velocity of a particle perpendicular to the line of impact 1] remain same after impact 2]increase after the impact 3] decrease after the impact explain this answer??
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I think so. Because the impulse \(\Delta \vec p =\vec F \Delta t\) will be along the line of impact
that is absolutely correct sir
1}Since there is no force acting on object in direction perpendicular to line of impact , the momentum remains conserved i.e. velocity remains same.
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