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sir,if in any question a block comes down an inclined plane having inclination of sixty degree it reaches a point A where it undergoes oblique inelastic collision with inclined plane and at this point angle of inclination of plane changes to thirty degrees ,then how can the perpendicular component of velocity of block i.e,component of velocity perpendicular to the inclined plane at that point be zero

sir,if in any question a block comes down an inclined plane having inclination of sixty degree it reaches a point A where it undergoes oblique inelastic collision with inclined plane and at this point angle of inclination of plane changes to thirty degrees ,then how can the perpendicular component of velocity of block i.e,component of velocity perpendicular to the inclined plane at that point be zero

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Askiitians Expert Bharath-IITD
23 Points
14 years ago

Dear Abishiek,

Can you be more clear in ur questions please.. Becuse u have mentioned that the block comes down the inclines plane  and undergoes inelastic collision with the inclined plne.. How is possible for the body sliding along the inclined plane will undergo go collision with the inclines plane its selve..

So, next time post ur question with diagrams for better understanding of the problem and it would be more easy for us to solve.


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