Lecture

Collision of Swiss Wrestlers

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This lecture discusses the collision of two Swiss wrestlers with different masses and velocities, analyzing the final velocity and angle after the impact, as well as the kinetic energy dissipated during the collision and the angle for maximum dissipation.

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