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Angular momentum after elastic collision
If two balls collide (elastically) and there is no friction between them, will their angular momentum change after the collision?
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What is the function of the top point of a bouncing ball?
A ball is thrown away as parallel to x axis from M(0,h) point with speed V . After each jumping on x axis , it can reach half of previous height as shown in the figure.(Assume that no any air ...
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What are all the equations we use to calculate how bounces work?
I mean, what is the object's final displacement, or the function that describes the object's height over time (see [1]) of an object thrown by a height $h$ with a speed of $\vec{v_0}$, a mass of $m$, ...
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Friction + Bouncing of an Object against an Elastic Wall
I am trying to create the formula for applying a bouncing effect to an element which is already slowing down by friction.
At the moment I have an element which moves in one dimension at speed "S" and ...
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Physics needed to build a top down billiards game [duplicate]
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How are these balls reflected after they hit each other?
I was wondering what sort of physics equations would I need in order to build a top down billiards game? I tried ...
