On the reverse page is pictured part of a collision between two dry-ice pucks A and B (m,= m, = 300 g). The collision takes place using magnets and is captured using a strobe light that flashes 10 times a second. The centre of each puck is indicated using a small circle and the path of puck B has been erased. Puck B was initially at rest and was positioned at the small circle near the letter B. The image is shown to scale. Hints: Choose a convenient coordinate system for your measurements Indicate your sign convention Show your results on the front page and your work on this page.

On the reverse page is pictured part of a collision between two dry-ice pucks A and B (m,= m, = 300 g). The collision takes place using magnets and is captured using a strobe light that flashes 10 times a second. The centre of each puck is indicated using a small circle and the path of puck B has been erased. Puck B was initially at rest and was positioned at the small circle near the letter B. The image is shown to scale. Hints: Choose a convenient coordinate system for your measurements Indicate your sign convention Show your results on the front page and your work on this page.

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Classical Dynamics of Particles and Systems

5th Edition

ISBN:9780534408961

Author:Stephen T. Thornton, Jerry B. Marion

Publisher:Stephen T. Thornton, Jerry B. Marion

Chapter10: Motion In A Noninertial Reference Frame

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 10.10P

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