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A small ball of mass m is placed on a board of mass M which lies on a smooth plane. The ball is then given a speed v. See the image below. The ball leaves the board at point P. Calculate the value of M so that the ball can land at point P again.<br/><br/>#LawOfMotion #DinamicOfMotion #KinematicsOfMotion #TranslationalMotion
A small ball of mass m is placed on a board of mass M which lies on a smooth plane. The ball is then given a speed v. See the image below. The ball leaves the board at point P. Calculate the value of M so that the ball can land at point P again.<br/><br/>#LawOfMotion #DinamicOfMotion #KinematicsOfMotion #TranslationalMotion
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