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prisoha [69]
4 years ago
5

If two billiard balls collide, what happens to the systems overall momentum ?

Physics
1 answer:
andreyandreev [35.5K]4 years ago
4 0
Remains same. Here according to law of conservation of momentum, the system have momentum conserved and remains constant.
Given by the popular equation,
m1v1=m2v3
m1=Mass of billiard ball 1
m2= Mass of the 2nd ball
v1,v2 are the velocity of the ball 1,2 respectively.
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