Lecture

Inelastic Collision in Space

Description

This lecture discusses an inelastic collision in space between two point masses connected by a rigid massless rod, forming a solid system after the collision. It covers the conservation of momentum and angular momentum, as well as the work done by internal forces during the collision.

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