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Physics, 02.03.2021 20:20, alyssamaize

Consider a Newton's Cradle as shown below. All of the spheres behave like billiard balls have the same mass, m, and the same velocity immediately before impact, V.
1) Present the mathematical relationships that explain the observed motion
2) Explain why the relationships are appropriate
3) Using the information above, state the relationship between v/ and ve, where V, is the velocity immediately
after impact


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