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(i) tane (ii) 0< coto Given that each sphere is of mass m and that the speed of P before impact isU, (iii) find the loss in kinetic energy due to the impact.

(i) tane (ii) 0< coto Given that each sphere is of mass m and that the speed of P before impact isU, (iii) find the loss in kinetic energy due to the impact.

Elements Of Electromagnetics
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4. A smooth sphere P moves on a horizontal table and collides with an identical sphere Qat rest. At impact, the direction of motion of Pmakes an angle of 45° with the line of centres of the spheres. Given that the coefficient of restitution between the spheres is e and that after impact, the direction of motion of P makes an acute angle e with the line of centres of the spheres, show that (i) tane = (ii) 0< coto Given that each sphere is of mass m and that the speed of P before impact is U, (iii) find the loss in kinetic energy due to the impact.
Transcribed Image Text:4. A smooth sphere P moves on a horizontal table and collides with an identical sphere Qat rest. At impact, the direction of motion of Pmakes an angle of 45° with the line of centres of the spheres. Given that the coefficient of restitution between the spheres is e and that after impact, the direction of motion of P makes an acute angle e with the line of centres of the spheres, show that (i) tane = (ii) 0< coto Given that each sphere is of mass m and that the speed of P before impact is U, (iii) find the loss in kinetic energy due to the impact.
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