Energy of the the ball rolling on an inclined plane
ball A was place on top of the inclined plane,. the mass of ball A is 1 kg and of ball B is 2 kg. it collided with ball B after travelling 30 m on the floor. the coefficient of friction between ball A and the floor is 0.2 (smooth surface,no Friction)
A. what is the potential energy of the ball at the top?
B. what is the balls deceleration from point A to Point B?
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ball A was place on top of the inclined plane,. the mass of ball A is 1 kg and of ball B is 2 kg. it collided with ball B after travelling 30 m on the floor. the coefficient of friction between ball A and the floor is 0.2 (smooth surface,no Friction)
A. what is the potential energy of the ball at the top?
B. what is the balls deceleration from point A to Point B?
I think some important data are missing and not clearly defined like angle of inclination and location of points A and B. Are points A and B the initial position of balls A and B? There is a 0.2 coefficient of friction but you enclose a parenthesis stating smooth surface and no friction. What really is the situation, because if it is smooth surface, the coefficient of friction would be zero?
