1. Considering a glancing collision between a cue ball of mass m moving at initial velocity u and a target ball of the same mass initially at rest. This results in a two-dimensional collision with the cue ball's final velocity v making an angle with the target ball's final velocity w. Show explicitly that the collision is elastic if and only if 0 = = 90°.

1. Considering a glancing collision between a cue ball of mass m moving at initial velocity u and a target ball of the same mass initially at rest. This results in a two-dimensional collision with the cue ball's final velocity v making an angle with the target ball's final velocity w. Show explicitly that the collision is elastic if and only if 0 = = 90°.

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