A carom board is a square board with a symmetrical design as shown in the diagram below. E,F,GE,F,G, and HH are the midpoints of AD,BA,CBAD,BA,CB, and
DCDC respectively. Anand wants to pocket his last coin which is at EE. Taking the laws of reflection to be applicable, he strikes from the point MM, so that
the striker reflects at FF, then at GG, then at HH and finally hits the coin at EE. Choosing DD to be the origin (right direction is +veX−axis+veX−axis and upward
direction is +veY−axis+veY−axis), choose the correct options.
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A carom board is a square board with a symmetrical design as shown in the diagram below. E,F,GE,F,G, and HH are the midpoints of AD,BA,CBAD,BA,CB, and
DCDC respectively. Anand wants to pocket his last coin which is at EE. Taking the laws of reflection to be applicable, he strikes from the point MM, so that
the striker reflects at FF, then at GG, then at HH and finally hits the coin at EE. Choosing DD to be the origin (right direction is +veX−axis+veX−axis and upward
direction is +veY−axis+veY−axis), choose the correct options.A carom board is a square board with a symmetrical design as shown in the diagram below. E,F,GE,F,G, and HH are the midpoints of AD,BA,CBAD,BA,CB, and
DCDC respectively. Anand wants to pocket his last coin which is at EE. Taking the laws of reflection to be applicable, he strikes from the point MM, so that
the striker reflects at FF, then at GG, then at HH and finally hits the coin at EE. Choosing DD to be the origin (right direction is +veX−axis+veX−axis and upward
direction is +veY−axis+veY−axis), choose the correct options.