Quote from DevourI'm pretty sure my question isn't against the rules. And google won't get him anywhere B-)
Quote from Corey RichI'm not quite sure if I should be scared of you, Devour, but I'm gonna with definitely.
Quote from Corey RichIt's from The Chat Thread.
Quote from Index
a .50 kilogram ball traveling at 6.0 m/s collides head-on with a 1.00kg ball moving in the opposite direction at a velocity of -12.0 m/s. the .50kg ball moves away at -14 m/s after the collision. What is the velocity of the second ball? [after the collision]
Quote from Devour
There are 10 people sitting at a table. They're all married, so that equals to 5 couples.
Each man and woman need to sit next to their married other. Using the laws of probability, how many different ways is it possible for the group to place themselves at the table?
Quote from DevourOh, so that's how it's going to be. Challenge accepted.
There are 10 people sitting at a table. They're all married, so that equals to 5 couples.
Each man and woman need to sit next to their married other. Using the laws of probability, how many different ways is it possible for the group to place themselves at the table?
Quote from WarCorrespondentLets see if I still remember this math...120?
Quote from Indexwhy the fuck are you giving away the answer?
Quote from Corey RichI could be wrong but I think the velocity of the second ball is -4.0 m/s.
Quote from Corey RichOh and what gave you the idea that I said I wasn't going to answer Devour's question? He hasn't even asked it yet.