Lineman A (m = 100kg) is travelling with a velocity of 4 m/s when he collides...
Lineman A (m = 100kg) is travelling with a velocity of 4 m/s when he collides with Lineman B (m=90kg), who has a velocity of -4.5m/s. If momentum is conserved and Lineman B is completely stopped in his tracks, what happens to the velocity of Lineman A after the collision?
Homework Answers
let mA, mB be the masses of two lineman and their velocities be vA and vB
For conservation of angular momentum
i denotes the initial and f denotes the final
Putting the values,
This is the velocity of lineman A after collision.
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