Could you explain to me the significance of
vf'=[(m1-2m)/(m1+M2)]vi

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Could you explain to me the significance of
vf'=[(m1-2m)/(m1+M2)]vi

anonymous · Answer

Also please explain to me the significance of kinetic energy, gravitational energy, electric energy and diverse kinds of energies which are represented with Joules. I believe they are relatable with equal respect but not entirely sure so I thought I'd double check.

anonymous · Answer

Reiterate the significance of the flick ' this thing nags me

irishboy123 · Answer

are there any typos in yr equation?!

it refers to m1, 2m and M2

that's 3 different masses

anonymous · Answer

I know but vf' what the hell is this vf' ?

irishboy123 · Answer

it could be a transform between reference frames.....

but really hard to say absent some more info

irishboy123 · Answer

you could link or scan it maybe :p

anonymous · Answer

Yeah I know right that flicker is really obnoxious.

anonymous · Answer

Oh hey by the way we can do derivation party

michele_laino · Answer

if vi is a speed, then vf' has the meaning of a speed

anonymous · Answer

I would appreciate it if you can dissect this two dimensional collisions so I can actually write the equation like I write language .

anonymous · Answer

Physicists use equations as their language so, I have a little problem with grammar of physics with this one.