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Since it also doesn't mention friction I'm a bit confused what effect, if any, you were expecting to see. Dealing with friction complicates matters significant
by contravariant 2y ago
Since it also doesn't mention friction I'm a bit confused what effect, if any, you were expecting to see.
Dealing with friction complicates matters significantly. At the very least you can't expect the collision to be elastic.
- kazinator 2y agoActually, I believe that it can be elastic, if the friction is so great that the surfaces do not slip the entire time they are in contact.
- Jerrrrrrry 2y agotil how rubber bouncy balls work
- kazinator 2y agoYes. They can bounce back and forth due to the spin reversing. I believe each time they make contact with the floor, high friction causes of spent to stop, while they undergo a rotational deformation, which then reverses direction.