A particle of initial kinetic energy T0 and rest energy E0 strikes a like particle at rest. The initial particle is scattered at an agle theta to its original direction. Show that the final kinetic energy T is
T = T0cos2(theta)/(1+ (T0sin2(theta)/2E0))
what I have so far:
We know that...
Sorry. I realize that.
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Im having a little problem with this question
Not sure where to start but I believe that a 3D taylor series expansion might be useful.
Please could someone urgently help me out as it is due in a few hours!
Thanks for your time.
GM