Problem 3 A hollow sphere of mass m and radius R has its center of mass at rest as it spins at a given wo. Two point masses, each of mass m, travel with exactly opposite velocities and collide simultaneously at mirror image angles as drawn. Given the angle a, find an expression for the angle ß between the spin vectors just before and just after the collision. mav before 'm Vo after

Problem 3 A hollow sphere of mass m and radius R has its center of mass at rest as it spins at a given wo. Two point masses, each of mass m, travel with exactly opposite velocities and collide simultaneously at mirror image angles as drawn. Given the angle a, find an expression for the angle ß between the spin vectors just before and just after the collision. mav before 'm Vo after

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