Collision in One Dimension
To demonstrate Newton’s third law of motion. Different number of balls is made to collide on a low friction grooved track. Due to conservation of energy and momentum we are able to predict a great deal about these collisions, and to calculate relevant quantities after the collision occurs. With Five steel balls. 27″ track and Instructions included.
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