4 kg2 kg(b) Two smooth particles having of massand velocities as shown in figurecollide with each while movingalong the line as shown. Determine003 m/s5 m/sthe Velocities of both masses aftercollision. Take value of coefficient of restitution as e=0.5

Given Data: The mass of particle A is, mA=4 kg. The initial velocity of particle A is, uA=3 m/s.…

(b) Two smooth particles having of mass and velocities as shown in figure collide with each while moving along the line as shown. Determine the Velocities of both masses after collision. Take value of coefficient c

(b) Two smooth particles having of mass and velocities as shown in figure collide with each while moving along the line as shown. Determine the Velocities of both masses after collision. Take value of coefficient c

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