- How would you find the speed of the green ball exactly right after the collision?- How would you find the impulse that was experienced by the white ball during the collision with the side bumper? A white billiard ball has a mass of 0.170 kg. A green billiard ball has a mass of 0.160 kg.A collision involving a white ball and a green ball is described in the Before and Afterdiagrams below.Before the White Ball-Green Ball CollisionWhite ball= 0.170 kgmwbPwb = 0.340 kg-m/s= 2.00 m/sV wb= 0.340 Jwb40Green ball= 0.160 kgPgh = 0 kg-m/sm.%3D'gbEk, = 0J`gbVgb = 0 m/sAftthe White Ball-Green Ball CollisionWhite ballVwh = 1.20 m/sPwb= 0.204 kg-m/s%3D= 0.122 JwbGreen ball75°Vgb = ?Immediately after the collision with the green ball, the white ball collided with the rubberbumper along the edge of the billiard table. The white ball's velocity before the ball hit thebumper was 1.20 m/s, right, and immediately after the ball hit the bumper it was 1.10 m/s,left.Rubber bumper

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A white billiard ball has a mass of 0.170 kg. A green billiard ball has a mass of 0.160 kg.
A collision involving a white ball and a green ball is described in the Before and After
diagrams below.
Before the White Ball-Green Ball Collision
White ball
= 0.170 kg
mwb
Pwb = 0.340 kg-m/s
= 2.00 m/s
V wb
= 0.340 J
wb
40
Green ball
= 0.160 kg
Pgh = 0 kg-m/s
m.
%3D
'gb
Ek, = 0J
`gb
Vgb = 0 m/s
Aft
the White Ball-Green Ball Collision
White ball
Vwh = 1.20 m/s
Pwb
= 0.204 kg-m/s
%3D
= 0.122 J
wb
Green ball
75°
Vgb = ?
Immediately after the collision with the green ball, the white ball collided with the rubber
bumper along the edge of the billiard table. The white ball's velocity before the ball hit the
bumper was 1.20 m/s, right, and immediately after the ball hit the bumper it was 1.10 m/s,
left.
Rubber bumper

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