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show that two Bodies of equal
masses undergoing an oblique
collision moves
right angles to
each other after the collision​

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Answered by chintu0306
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show that two bodies of equal masses undergoing oblique collision move at right angles to each other after collision. ... Consider two bodies of equal masses m and they undergo oblique elastic collision . ' u ' is the initial velocity of first body , collides with second body which is at rest .

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Answered by thanupapijenni
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Answer: Let the equal masses be m and their initial velocities be u and zero respectively.

Since momentum is a vector, according to conservation of momentum we have

mu = mv1cos1 + mv2cos2

i.e., u = v1cos1 + v2cos2     (i)      

and 0 = v1sin1 - v2sin2       (ii)    

Being an elastic collision, kinetic energy is also conserved.

   

Squaring and adding (i) and (ii), we get

Using (iii) in the above equation, we have

     

i.e., the masses move at right angles after the collision.

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