The direction and speed of motion of the eagles after the collision
Answer to Problem 41P
Speed is
Explanation of Solution
Given:
Mass of the eagle A
Mass of the eagle B
Initial velocity of eagle A before collision
Initial velocity of eagle B before collision
Final velocity of combination of two eagles after collision
Final velocity of second ball after collision
Direction of the velocity after collision
Formula Used:
Momentum is given as
According conservation of momentum principle,
Calculation:
According to conservation of momentum,
Speed is given as
Direction is given as
Conclusion:
Therefore, speed is
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