A particle of mass m and velocity u collides elastically with a particle of mass M initially at rest. As a result of the collision, the particle of mass m is deflected 90 ° and its speed reduced to uv3. The particle of mass M, recoils with a velocity v forming an angle 0 with the original direction of m. All angles and speeds are observed in the laboratory system. Obtain the value of M as a function of m, v, u, and 0. At what angles are the particles deflected in the center of mass system? M = 2m, v = u/V3,0 = 1/6; Öm = 2n/3,0M = 5t/3 ans.

A particle of mass m and velocity u collides elastically with a particle of mass M initially at rest. As a result of the collision, the particle of mass m is deflected 90 ° and its speed reduced to uv3. The particle of mass M, recoils with a velocity v forming an angle 0 with the original direction of m. All angles and speeds are observed in the laboratory system. Obtain the value of M as a function of m, v, u, and 0. At what angles are the particles deflected in the center of mass system? M = 2m, v = u/V3,0 = 1/6; Öm = 2n/3,0M = 5t/3 ans.

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Classical Dynamics of Particles and Systems

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Author:Stephen T. Thornton, Jerry B. Marion

Publisher:Stephen T. Thornton, Jerry B. Marion

Chapter9: Dynamics Of A System Of Particles

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Problem 9.23P

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