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What is terminal velocity & oblique collisions?!:-?

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When an object falls under the influence of gravity then the maximum velocity attain by it at which its driving force is same as of drag force is called as terminal velocity.
Oblique collision means when the moving ball after collision come to rest or moves with the perpendicular velocity with the velocity acquired by the stationary ball.

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