Elastic Collisions in 1D (Edexcel A-Level Further Mathematics): Quizzes
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What does Newton's law of restitution define the coefficient of restitution () as?
What does Newton's law of restitution define the coefficient of restitution () as?
What is the conservation of momentum equation for two colliding spheres?
What is the conservation of momentum equation for two colliding spheres?
When do further impacts occur between two spheres after a collision?
When do further impacts occur between two spheres after a collision?
When
For a sphere colliding with a smooth plane, how is calculated?
For a sphere colliding with a smooth plane, how is calculated?
In Example 1, sphere A (2 kg at 4 ms⁻¹) hits sphere B (3 kg at 1 ms⁻¹, ). What is ?
In Example 1, sphere A (2 kg at 4 ms⁻¹) hits sphere B (3 kg at 1 ms⁻¹, ). What is ?
0.76 ms⁻¹
In Example 1, will spheres A and B collide again after their first collision?
In Example 1, will spheres A and B collide again after their first collision?
Yes, they will collide again
What formula gives the speed of a sphere dropped from height just before impact?
What formula gives the speed of a sphere dropped from height just before impact?
What formula gives the rebound height after a sphere bounces with velocity ?
What formula gives the rebound height after a sphere bounces with velocity ?
When , what happens to kinetic energy during collisions?
When , what happens to kinetic energy during collisions?
Kinetic energy is not conserved
What happens to successive rebounds when for a sphere bouncing on a plane?
What happens to successive rebounds when for a sphere bouncing on a plane?
Rebounds decrease in height