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mokwana1221
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If you have the impact force on the y-axis (in Newtons) and the time on the x-axis (in milliseconds), can you get the coefficient of restitution from just this? The plot is for the force of impact exchanged between two balls as a function of time.
I know the coefficient of restitution is the change of velocities of the balls just after impact divided by the change just before.
Thanks
I know the coefficient of restitution is the change of velocities of the balls just after impact divided by the change just before.
Thanks