41. A smooth sphere S, of mass 3m, moving with speed u collides directly with an identical smooth sphere Q, of mass 2m, moving in the opposite direction with speed u. Given that the coefficient of restitution between the spheres is, the speed of Q after impact is и в Зи с и D u

41. A smooth sphere S, of mass 3m, moving with speed u collides directly with an identical smooth sphere Q, of mass 2m, moving in the opposite direction with speed u. Given that the coefficient of restitution between the spheres is, the speed of Q after impact is и в Зи с и D u

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