Inelastic CollisionCalculate the combined velocity of the two gliders after collision collision from the v1i and v2i from values below using the attached equation.M1 : 195.2g ± 0.1g M2: 182.8g ± 0.1g M1 (needle) M2 (wax) Intial Velocity 0.28m/sIntial Velocity 0.0m/s Final Velocity 0.15m/s Final Velocity0.15m/s known final velocity. The momentum conservation equation reads(m + M)ūj(6.6)moliMiwhere f is the common final velocity of the two gliders together

According to the conservation of momentum equation,

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known final velocity. The momentum conservation equation reads (m + M)ūj (6.6) moliMi where f is the common final velocity of the two gliders together

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Inelastic Collision

Calculate the combined velocity of the two gliders after collision collision from the v1i and v2i from values below using the attached equation.

M1 : 195.2g ± 0.1g

M2: 182.8g ± 0.1g

M1 (needle)		M2 (wax)
Intial Velocity	0.28m/s	Intial Velocity	0.0m/s
Final Velocity	0.15m/s	Final Velocity	0.15m/s

known final velocity. The momentum conservation equation reads
(m + M)ūj
(6.6)
moliMi
where f is the common final velocity of the two gliders together

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