On what factor should the coefficient of restitution depend when two bodies having masses m and M (m < M) collide with each other?

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On what factor should the coefficient of restitution depend when two bodies having masses m and M (m < M) collide with each other?

1.Coefficient of restitution depends upon Youngs modulus of elasticity of heavier body only

2.Coefficient of restitution depends upon Youngs modulus of elasticity of lighter body only

3.Coefficient of restitution depends upon Youngs modulus of elasticity of both the bodies

4.Coefficient of restitution depends upon Nature of collision (wheather it is head on or oblique)

Posted Date:-2021-09-25 23:05:18

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