A steel ball weighing 193 Ibs slides on a flat, horizontal floor surface and strikes a stationary wooden ball weighing 196 lbs. If the steel ball has a velocity of 16.4 ft/s impact, what is its velocity immediately after impact? Assume a frictionless floor and the collision is perfectly elastic.

A steel ball weighing 193 Ibs slides on a flat, horizontal floor surface and strikes a stationary wooden ball weighing 196 lbs. If the steel ball has a velocity of 16.4 ft/s impact, what is its velocity immediately after impact? Assume a frictionless floor and the collision is perfectly elastic.

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A steel ball weighing 193 lbs slides on a flat, horizontal floor surface and strikes a stationary wooden ball weighing 196 Ibs. If the
steel ball has a velocity of 16.4 ft/s impact, what is its velocity immediately after impact? Assume a frictionless floor and the collision
is perfectly elastic.
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