A diagram of the collision between a moving cue ball and an initially stationary eight ball on a billiard table is given below. The collision of the billiard balls can be considered an isolated system. Eight ball V= 3.20 m/s m = 0.160 kg = 0.512 kg-m/s Cue ball V=4.00 m/s m = 0.180 kg p = 0.720 kg-m/s m = 0.180 kg 5. The maximum speed of the cue ball immediately after the collision is

A diagram of the collision between a moving cue ball and an initially stationary eight ball on a billiard table is given below. The collision of the billiard balls can be considered an isolated system. Eight ball V= 3.20 m/s m = 0.160 kg = 0.512 kg-m/s Cue ball V=4.00 m/s m = 0.180 kg p = 0.720 kg-m/s m = 0.180 kg 5. The maximum speed of the cue ball immediately after the collision is

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