QUESTIONS 1. If the collision were perfectly elastic, what is the value for (AK) / K? Comment on your resuts. EE Suppose that the projectile marble and target marble do not collide with their centers of mass equidistant from the floor, as shown in Figure 6.4. What problems in analyzing this experiment are caused by the non-ideal collision? (Note that Figure 6.4 is a side view of the collision.) 2. ideal collision non ideal collision Figure 6.4: Ideal and non-ideal collisions 42

QUESTIONS 1. If the collision were perfectly elastic, what is the value for (AK) / K? Comment on your resuts. EE Suppose that the projectile marble and target marble do not collide with their centers of mass equidistant from the floor, as shown in Figure 6.4. What problems in analyzing this experiment are caused by the non-ideal collision? (Note that Figure 6.4 is a side view of the collision.) 2. ideal collision non ideal collision Figure 6.4: Ideal and non-ideal collisions 42

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Chapter9: Momentum And Its Conservation

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