Two balls, first with the mass m1 and the second with the mass m2 are falling from the heigh h. Suppose all the collisions are perfectly elastic and do not consider the size of the balls. m1<m2 and ball with the mass m1 is on the top.
What height h1 will the ball with the mass m1 jump to and what height h2 will the ball with the mass m1 jump to?
I think equations as (m1+m2)gh=m1gh1+m2gh2 and (m1+m2)v=m1v1+m2v2, where v is the velocity of both balls falling, are correct, but I have no idea how to get h1 and h2 independent of each other.
It seems to me, like here is some common operation or relation, that I just don't know, that I have never seen or don't remember... Please don't describe me "you have to do this and this" and "think about what happen when...". I need to see the progress. I need to see these equations and what's happening.
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