Question

This is what scientists call Newton's cradle. It is a handy devise used to illustrate many concepts in physics. Imagine the ball on
the right is dropped. According to Newton's third law of motion, what is the expected result once the ball hits the ball closest to
it?

Answer 1

Answer:

The single ball on the left will move as high as the ball on the right was dropped.   MARK AS BRAINLIEST, PLEASE!

Answer 2

Answer:

See the explanation.

Explanation:

Newton's cradle is the device used to demonstrate conservation of energy and momentum. So according to Newton's third law of motion if the ball on right is dropped on the ball closest to it it will transfer its reaction to the next and the ball in the left most end will rise in the same angle and with the same force as of the rightest ball.