Two particles collide. Their masses before the collision are m1 and m2. After the collision the masses are m'1 and m'2.
Posted: Mon Mar 21, 2022 6:12 pm
Two particles collide. Their masses before the collision are
m1 and m2. After the collision the
masses are m'1 and m'2. Assume that from
the spectators A point of view the momentum is conserved. Spectator
B is moving with a velocity v relating to spectator A. Which
condition has to come true so that the momentum is conserved also
by spectator B's point of view?
m1 and m2. After the collision the
masses are m'1 and m'2. Assume that from
the spectators A point of view the momentum is conserved. Spectator
B is moving with a velocity v relating to spectator A. Which
condition has to come true so that the momentum is conserved also
by spectator B's point of view?