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Velocities of objects when a moving object collides to a stationary object

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Assuming as shown in figure that a moving object A, having its mass and velocity of m and V, collides to a stationary object B, having its mass of M, and that after collision these objects moves at angles ¥á and ¥â with respect to the moving direction before collision,
the velocity of each object can be calculated as follows:

By momentum conservation, momentums before and after collision are equal.

The momentum in the direction before collision is:

m*V = m*VA*cos(¥á) + M*VB*cos(¥â)

Meanwhile, the momentum perpendicular to the direction before collision is zero:

0 = m*VA*sin(¥á) - M*VB*sin(¥â)

Combining the above two equations,

VB = m*VA*sin(¥á) / (M*sin(¥â))

m*V = m*VA*cos(¥á) + m*VA*sin(¥á)*cos(¥â)/sin(¥â)

VA = V / (cos(¥á)+sin(¥á)*cos(¥â)/sin(¥â))
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- m : mass of A (kg), V : velocity of A (m/s), M : mass of B (kg)
- ¥á, ¥â : angle (deg)



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