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3 years ago

What will happen to the velocity and momentum of each ball when the small ball hits the heavier large ball?

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Most of the momentum is transferred to the ball on top. Since the collision in this situation is elastic, momentum is conserved, meaning the momentum of both balls before hitting the floor is equal to the momentum of both balls right after the collision.

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