You hang two pendulums next to one another. They both are 3 meters long.
One of them has a 1 kg mass at the bottom, the other has a 2 kg mass at
the bottom. You pull the lighter ball back so that it forms a 40◦ angle with
the vertical, and then let it go. It collides elastically with the other pendulum.
What is the maximum angle the heavier pendulum creates with the vertical?
Line AB is the minimum gravitational potential energy line on which we define the potential of any mass to be zero .
Along the line AB :
Just Before collision : Only 1kg ball is moving with velocity v1
Just after collision : 3 kg ball is moving with velocity v2 and 1 kg with v1 ( but in opposite direction )
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