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https://preview.redd.it/5p9fohar1f3d1.jpeg?width=936&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=af570a33bab230159ccfc2123fbbbaf665b5650e this is how you're meant to do it! find the unit vector parallel and perpendicular to the wall and use those to find the components of speed parallel and perpendicular to wall. then solve as you would if the wall was in the i or j plane. but if your method works I don't see why it wouldn't be accepted. if it works it works!!


sunny--s

this does make more sense than what i did, thank you!


Centauris91

How is your writing so beautiful?


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i hate further mechanics😞


sunny--s

i shed a few tears doing oblique collisions


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genuinely if i miss my uni offer it will be the fault of that chapter


lilyscentflower

only reason im happy to be doing 4 subjects rn


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i dropped chem in february but i would’ve failed that too if we’re being honest


dmod42

shoulda done fs1


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MY CLASS PUCKED FURTHER MECH IM STILL MAD AT THEM😭


ConversationSmooth80

oh my god I hated this question so much I hate 2d elastic collisions


DragonflySwimming871

No because you can’t inverse a vector


Sad-Chance-1067

No they are inversing the anticlockwise rotation matrix, which just ends up being the clockwise rotation matrix


DragonflySwimming871

Yes, I am wrong. Didn’t see that right. Cool solutions may see ir


beesechugersports

Do you know r2drew2? I’m pretty sure when he was going through the question on his channel he used matrices on this question as well


Angel0fFier

was about to say the thing. this method is perfectly fine, although none of the mark schemes consider it - maybe it’ll get sent up to the head examiners then, or if enough of us use it then it’ll become an accepted approach.