* (4) A billiard ball moving at 10m/s along the +ve x - axis collides elastically with a second billiard ball at rest. The balls have the same masses. After the collision, the incoming ball moves off at an angle of 37°, to the original direction of motion, and the second ball deflects at an angle 02 to the same axis. Find the speeds of the two balls after collision and the angle 02.

* (4) A billiard ball moving at 10m/s along the +ve x - axis collides elastically with a second billiard ball at rest. The balls have the same masses. After the collision, the incoming ball moves off at an angle of 37°, to the original direction of motion, and the second ball deflects at an angle 02 to the same axis. Find the speeds of the two balls after collision and the angle 02.

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* (4) A billiard ball moving at 10m/s along the +ve x - axis collides elastically with a second billiard
ball at rest. The balls have the same masses. After the collision, the incoming ball moves off at an
angle of 37°, to the original direction of motion, and the second ball deflects at an angle 62 to the
same axis. Find the speeds of the two balls after collision and the angle 0,.

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