A hockey puck of mass 0.39 kg is shot west at 2.90 m/s strikes a second puck, initially at rest, of mass 0.55 kg. As a result of the collision, the first puck is deflected at an angle of 33° south of west, with a speed of 1.45 m/s. What is the speed of the second puck after the collision?
Initial momentum of the first puck
Initially the second particle is at rest, It's initial momentum is zero
Total initial momentum of the system is
The final momentum of the second particle is
Let v2' be the final velocity of the second particle. The final momentum of the second particle is
Total final momentum of the system is
By the conservation of momentum
Substituting , , , we get
The speed of the second particle after the collision is
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