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Physics, 24.06.2019 13:00 nova97

Two snooker balls travelling in opposite directions are in a head on collision on the snooker table. a) if both balls have the same mass? b) the first ball has 3 x the velocity of the second, then what will be the state of the balls after the colision?

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