If we turned the pendulum arm around there is a rubber pad that wouldallow us to approximate a perfectly elastic collision. If the same steel ballwas fired at the same initial speed towards the rubber pad side of thependulum arm as is question 2, the angular velocity of the pendulum armimmediately following the collision would be:O greater than wO smaller than w In this lab we will investigate a perfectly inelastic collision between a balland a pendulum catcher. In such a collision, if the final angular speed ofthe pendulum arm immediately following the collision is w, in terms of w,what will be the final angular speed of the ball immediately following thecollision?O 2wO it will not have an angular speedO -w3/2

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If we turned the pendulum arm around there is a rubber pad that would allow us to approximate a perfectly elastic collision. If the same steel ball was fired at the same initial speed towards the rubber pad side of the pendulum arm as is question 2, the angular velocity of the pendulum arm immediately following the collision would be: O greater than w smaller than w

If we turned the pendulum arm around there is a rubber pad that would allow us to approximate a perfectly elastic collision. If the same steel ball was fired at the same initial speed towards the rubber pad side of the pendulum arm as is question 2, the angular velocity of the pendulum arm immediately following the collision would be: O greater than w smaller than w

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