6- The adjacent figure shows a case of collision with a body at rest. What is the velocity and angle of scattering of the second body after the collision? 4.33 m/s 5.00 m/s m Before the collision After the collision. A) e= -60 v = 2.5 B) 0= 60 v = 3.5 = 30 v = 4.33 D) = -50 v = 1.5 A Ов O D

6- The adjacent figure shows a case of collision with a body at rest. What is the velocity and angle of scattering of the second body after the collision? 4.33 m/s 5.00 m/s m Before the collision After the collision. A) e= -60 v = 2.5 B) 0= 60 v = 3.5 = 30 v = 4.33 D) = -50 v = 1.5 A Ов O D

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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