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Standard XII
Physics
Partially Inelastic Collision
Two bodies of...
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Two bodies of masses 50g and 30g moving in the same direction, along the same straight line with velocities 50cm/s and 30cm/s respectively. Suffer one dimensional elastic collision . calculate their velocities after the collision.
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Dear Student,
Let
v
1
f
&
v
2
f
be
the
final
velocities
of
the
first
and
the
second
body
after
collision
.
m
1
=
50
g
m
2
=
30
g
v
1
i
=
50
cm
/
s
v
2
i
=
30
cm
/
s
By
usual
notation
,
v
1
f
=
m
1
-
m
2
m
1
+
m
2
×
v
1
i
+
2
m
2
m
1
+
m
2
×
v
2
i
v
1
f
=
50
-
30
50
+
30
×
50
+
2
×
30
50
+
30
×
30
v
1
f
=
20
80
×
50
+
60
80
×
30
v
1
f
=
50
4
+
90
4
v
1
f
=
140
4
=
35
cm
/
s
v
2
f
=
m
2
-
m
1
m
1
+
m
2
×
v
2
i
+
2
m
1
m
1
+
m
2
×
v
1
i
v
2
f
=
30
-
50
50
+
30
×
30
+
2
×
50
50
+
30
×
50
v
2
f
=
-
20
80
×
30
+
100
80
×
50
v
2
f
=
-
30
4
+
250
4
v
2
f
=
220
4
=
55
cm
/
s
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