Two spheres approach each other with constant velocities along rectilinear paths, as shown in figure 5 (a). Sphere A weighs 1.5 lb, and sphere B weighs 2 lbf. The coefficient of restitution is assumed to be 0.85. The impact configuration is shown in figure 5 (b) Determine; a) the magnitudes and directions of the velocities of the two spheres after impact. b) The percent loss of energy. 1.5 lb 50 in/s 40° 2 lb B 80 in/s

Two spheres approach each other with constant velocities along rectilinear paths, as shown in figure 5 (a). Sphere A weighs 1.5 lb, and sphere B weighs 2 lbf. The coefficient of restitution is assumed to be 0.85. The impact configuration is shown in figure 5 (b) Determine; a) the magnitudes and directions of the velocities of the two spheres after impact. b) The percent loss of energy. 1.5 lb 50 in/s 40° 2 lb B 80 in/s

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