A cue ball (m = 160 g) travelling due east at 14.5 strikes the 9 ball (m = 170 g) which is at rest. The cue ball deflects at 51.5 degrees above the horizontal. If the 9 ball deflects at 326.8 degrees, what is the final velocity of the 9 ball. Use g=9.8

A cue ball (m = 160 g) travelling due east at 14.5 strikes the 9 ball (m = 170 g) which is at rest. The cue ball deflects at 51.5 degrees above the horizontal. If the 9 ball deflects at 326.8 degrees, what is the final velocity of the 9 ball. Use g=9.8

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