Two beads, one blue and one green are threaded on a wire, which is bent into a parabolic shape. The blue bead, with mass 0.365 kg, starts at A with zero initial velocity. At B, the blue bead undergoes an elastic collision with an initially stationary 0.665 kg green bead. To what height (in m) does the green bead rise along the wire? Note that h = 1.50 m, and neglect friction.
Use conservation of mechanical energy to find the speed of the
blue bead just before it hits the green bead, then apply momentum
conservation to find the speed of the green bead, noting that the
collision is perfectly elastic. Finally, use the conservation of
mechanical energy again to find the final height of the green
bead.
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behind them rear ended them. The car that stopped slid away about
30 feet and the car that did the rear ending stopped right about
where the collision happened. Was this a perfectly inelastic
collision? Why or why not?
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energy is conserved. How exactly is kinetic energy not conserved
though? Sometime KE can be used up compressing/bending things and
making heat,...