Two particles of equal mass m are moving with velocities `vhati` and `v((hati+hatj)/(2))` respectively. If the particles collide completely inelastically, then the energy lost in the process is

Two particles of mass m & 2m have velocities u hat( j) & u hat( i ) respectively . They collide completely inelastically. Find the loss in kinetic energy of the system.

Two particles of mass m & 2m have velocities u hat( j) & u hat( i ) respectively . They collide completely inelastically. Find the loss in kinetic energy of the system.

Two particles of mass m & 2m have velocities u hat( j) & u hat( i ) respectively . They collide completely inelastically. Find the loss in kinetic energy of the system.

Two particles of mass 2m and m moving with speed v and 2v respectively perpendicular to each other collides perfectly inelastically, then Loss in kinetic energy of the system

Two particles of mass 2m and m moving with speed v and 2v respectively pependicular to each other collides perfectly inelastically, then Speed of the particles after collision

Two particles of mass 2m and m moving with speed v and 2v respectively pependicular to each other collides perfectly inelastically, then Speed of the particles after collision

Two particles of mass 2m and m moving with speed v and 2v respectively pependicular to each other collides perfectly inelastically, then Find the angle with the horizontal to which the particles move after collision.

Two particles of mass 2m and m moving with speed v and 2v respectively pependicular to each other collides perfectly inelastically, then Find the angle with the horizontal to which the particles move after collision.

Two particles of same mass 'm' moving with velocities vecv_1= vhati, and vecv_2 = (v/2)hati + (v/2)hatj collide in-elastically. Find the loss in kinetic energy