Two identical masses are inside a smooth hemispherical bowl with radius R, the position of each mass is shown in the figure. After the collision the two masses stick together. If we ignore the friction on the surface of the bowl and masses. How high the two will go? R

Two identical masses are inside a smooth hemispherical bowl with radius R, the position of each mass is shown in the figure. After the collision the two masses stick together. If we ignore the friction on the surface of the bowl and masses. How high the two will go? R

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Chapter10: Systems Of Particles And Conservation Of Momentum

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of each mass is shown in the figure. After the collision the two masses stick together. If
we ignore the friction on the surface of the bowl and masses. How high the two will go?
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