I'm playing a game of pool with by brother; he's stripes. At some point, I notice I have a perfectly-aligned shot to put the 1-ball in the corner pocket. But I have to be careful; if I hit the cue too hard, I'll pocket my brother's ball as well. If my shot angle = 27°, and I've estimated the dimensions at the bottom (figure not to scale) in inches, how much initial velocity do I need to give the cue ball in order to pocket my ball but not my brother's? Reminder: the mass of a standard pool ball is 6 oz, the diameter is 2.25 inches, the coefficient of restitution for pool ball impacts is approximately 0.95, and the coefficient of rolling friction between a pool ball and the cloth is μ, ≈ 0.01.
I'm playing a game of pool with by brother; he's stripes. At some point, I notice I have a perfectly-aligned shot to put the 1-ball in the corner pocket. But I have to be careful; if I hit the cue too hard, I'll pocket my brother's ball as well. If my shot angle = 27°, and I've estimated the dimensions at the bottom (figure not to scale) in inches, how much initial velocity do I need to give the cue ball in order to pocket my ball but not my brother's? Reminder: the mass of a standard pool ball is 6 oz, the diameter is 2.25 inches, the coefficient of restitution for pool ball impacts is approximately 0.95, and the coefficient of rolling friction between a pool ball and the cloth is μ, ≈ 0.01.
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