Two identical balls collide head on. The initial velocity of one is 0.75cm−1. While that of the other is −0.43ms−1 . If the collision is perfectly elastic. Their respective final velocities are
0.75 ms−1,−0.43 ms−1
−0.43 ms−1,0.75 ms−1
−0.75 ms−1,0.43 ms−1
0.43 ms−1,0.75 ms−1
A
0.75 ms−1,−0.43 ms−1
B
−0.43 ms−1,0.75 ms−1
C
−0.75 ms−1,0.43 ms−1
D
0.43 ms−1,0.75 ms−1
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In an elastic collision, using momentum conservation and equation for coefficient of restitution, we get, v1=m1−m2m1+m2u1+2m2m1+m2u2
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