conservation of momentum example problem

The video tutorial explains how to solve a conservation of momentum problem involving two colliding balls. It begins with setting up the problem, detailing the initial conditions, and then analyzes the collision using trigonometry to determine angles. The tutorial breaks down the velocity into normal and tangential components and applies the conservation of momentum principle to solve for the final velocities of the balls. The process involves using equations and understanding the coefficient of restitution to find the final speeds of the balls after the collision.

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