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    A particle collides with a sphere at an angle θ. Along the line of impact, both objects will have the same velocity V1 after collision. Perpendicular to this line, the particle's velocity V2 remains unchanged at u sin θ. The overall velocity of the particle after collision is the square root of the sum of the squares of V1 and V2. The angle between the velocities α is equal to θ tan−1(2tanθ).

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    A particle collides with a sphere at an angle θ. Along the line of impact, both objects will have the same velocity V1 after collision. Perpendicular to this line, the particle's velocity V2 remains unchanged at u sin θ. The overall velocity of the particle after collision is the square root of the sum of the squares of V1 and V2. The angle between the velocities α is equal to θ tan−1(2tanθ).

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    A particle collides with a sphere at an angle θ. Along the line of impact, both objects will have the same velocity V1 after collision. Perpendicular to this line, the particle's velocity V2 remains unchanged at u sin θ. The overall velocity of the particle after collision is the square root of the sum of the squares of V1 and V2. The angle between the velocities α is equal to θ tan−1(2tanθ).

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    Question: A particle of mass...

    Date: 09/12/2017/SEE/A-6018
    Answer: N axis is LOI (line of impact). Along
    this line velocities of both will be
    same
    ( e 0)

    mu cos (m m)V1

    u cos
    V1
    2
    d
    sin
    R

    d2
    cos 1
    R2
    along T axis no impulse will act on sphere or point mass. So momentum and velocity of m
    along T will remain unchanged i.e. (V2 u sin )

    u cos
    Velocity of sphere = V1 along N.
    2
    Velocity of particle:
    2
    u cos
    V V12 V22 = 2 (u sin )
    2

    cos2
    u sin2
    4
    | V2 | u sin
    tan 2 tan
    | V1 | u cos
    2
    tan1(2tan )

    angle between their find velocities.

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