An elementary treatise on analytic mechanics : With numerous examples (1912)
Bowser, Edward A. (Edward Albert), 1845-1910 · New York : D. Van Nostrand · leaf 400
ity, the body after impact movesalong the plane with the velocity v sin a. If a = 0, so that the impact is direct, we have from (4),vx = ev; i. e., after the impact the body rebounded alongits former course with e times its former velocity. If cc = 0, and e = 0, then from (4), vx = 0, and thebody… … 382 OBLIQUE IMPACT OF TWO SMOOTH SPHERES. take place the plane which is tangent to the surface at thepoint of impact. 210. Oblique Irhpact of Two Smooth Spheres.— ^ Two smooth spheres, moving in given directions and with<fiven velocities, impinge; to determine the impulse and thesubsequent…
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