In an experiment ball-1 of mass 0.9 kg is let it to go down on the ramp from rest from the height of 1.2 m above the table. At the bottom of the ramp, it finds ball-2 of mass 1.4 kg sitting at the edge of the table 1.2 m high. After the collision both balls fly off the table giving a sense of projectile motion. What would be speed with which the ball-2 hits the ground in m/s. [limit your answers within one decimal places]. Ball I Ball 2 Plumb bob paper Figure 2. Carbon paper

In an experiment ball-1 of mass 0.9 kg is let it to go down on the ramp from rest from the height of 1.2 m above the table. At the bottom of the ramp, it finds ball-2 of mass 1.4 kg sitting at the edge of the table 1.2 m high. After the collision both balls fly off the table giving a sense of projectile motion. What would be speed with which the ball-2 hits the ground in m/s. [limit your answers within one decimal places]. Ball I Ball 2 Plumb bob paper Figure 2. Carbon paper

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Chapter9: Linear Momentum And Collisions

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