Physics, asked by aleshamonique, 3 months ago

When two pool balls collide, what happens to the momentum of each one?

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Answered by IIxTrishakDxII

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For collisions between balls, momentum is always conserved (just like in any other collision). For a simplified case assuming no friction (discussed below), we can combine this fact with the elastic-collision assumption to find the trajectory of two colliding billiard balls after impact.

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