Problem 3. On a hockey table, pucks A and B of 170 g each impact according to the figure shown. If they collide at 0 and rebound along the indicated trajectories, determine the speed of each puck right after the crash. The discs float due to the air coming out of the table. therefore there is no friction.

Problem 3. On a hockey table, pucks A and B of 170 g each impact according to the figure shown. If they collide at 0 and rebound along the indicated trajectories, determine the speed of each puck right after the crash. The discs float due to the air coming out of the table. therefore there is no friction.

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Physics for Scientists and Engineers with Modern Physics

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Chapter9: Linear Momentum And Collisions

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