1a. lb. lc. Define momentum p. Show that momentum is conserved in the absence of external force. Consider a totally elastic collision between a hydrogen atom of mass mi and a helium atoms of mass m2 (see figure 1). The initial velocity of mi and m2 is given to be vi and V2i while the scattered angles θ and Φ are also measured. Find the kinetic energy of the helium atom after the collision. Express your results in terms of m, m2, vii, v2i, d, and θ.

1a. lb. lc. Define momentum p. Show that momentum is conserved in the absence of external force. Consider a totally elastic collision between a hydrogen atom of mass mi and a helium atoms of mass m2 (see figure 1). The initial velocity of mi and m2 is given to be vi and V2i while the scattered angles θ and Φ are also measured. Find the kinetic energy of the helium atom after the collision. Express your results in terms of m, m2, vii, v2i, d, and θ.

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Define momentum p.
Show that momentum is conserved in the absence of external force.
Consider a totally elastic collision between a hydrogen atom of mass mi and a helium
atoms of mass m2 (see figure 1). The initial velocity of mi and m2 is given to be vi and
V2i while the scattered angles θ and Φ are also measured. Find the kinetic energy of the
helium atom after the collision. Express your results in terms of m, m2, vii, v2i, d, and θ.

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