1. An air hockey table is a good approximation of a flat surface with no friction. The puck is a flat disc that can slide on the table. The aim of this exercise is to predict the trajectory of a puck hit by a second puck moving with a known speed. Assume that the mass of the pucks is m=9 (kg) and their radius is r=10 (m) (the thickness of the pucks is irrelevant for this exercise). The initial setup of the puck is described in the figure, where the puck A is standing still while the puck B is moving with constant velocity v=10 (m/s) toward the puck A with an impact parameter of b=2 (m) (the impact parameter is the distance between the centers of the two pucks in the direction orthogonal to the motion).

a) Given below is a schematic of the two pucks before and after impact. The velocity of the puck B is indicated with an arrow. Fill in possible velocities for puck A and puck B after the collision:

Note: I did provided the reference as a screenshot for both parts A and C which should be down below.

Before After Puck B Puck B Puck A blX Puck AIn the image below the two pucks A and B are shown at the moment of impact. Parallel Orthogonal Puck B Puck A