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    An oblique collision is when two objects collide but their velocities are not along the line of contact between them. Oblique collisions can be either elastic or inelastic, and momentum is still conserved in each direction during the collision. When objects collide obliquely, their relative velocity along their common normal after impact is in a constant ratio to their relative velocity before impact, and in the opposite direction.

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    An oblique collision is when two objects collide but their velocities are not along the line of contact between them. Oblique collisions can be either elastic or inelastic, and momentum is still conserved in each direction during the collision. When objects collide obliquely, their relative velocity along their common normal after impact is in a constant ratio to their relative velocity before impact, and in the opposite direction.

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    An oblique collision is when two objects collide but their velocities are not along the line of contact between them. Oblique collisions can be either elastic or inelastic, and momentum is still conserved in each direction during the collision. When objects collide obliquely, their relative velocity along their common normal after impact is in a constant ratio to their relative velocity before impact, and in the opposite direction.

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    An oblique collision is when two objects collide but their velocities are not along the line of contact between them. Oblique collisions can be either elastic or inelastic, and momentum is still conserved in each direction during the collision. When objects collide obliquely, their relative velocity along their common normal after impact is in a constant ratio to their relative velocity before impact, and in the opposite direction.

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    O Ob bl li iq qu ue e C Co ol ll li is si io on n
    When two objects collide such that there velocities are not in the line of action of contact force
    then the collision is called as oblique collision.
    We can split also oblique collision in inelastic, and elastic collision. It is important to notice that
    momentum will conserve in each direction curing oblique collision also.
    When two objects collide obliquely, their relative velocity resolved along their common normal
    after impact is in a constant ratio to their relative velocity before impact and is in the opposite
    direction.
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    1 2
    v cos v cos
    e
    u cos u cos
    u |
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    o |
    ,
    1 2 1 2
    v cos v cos e u cos u cos u |= o |
    common normal
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    2
    u
    1
    o
    | u
    |
    v
    2
    v
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