Question

A 100 kg man is stuck, motionless, in the middle of a frictionless ice pond. Because it's cold, he's wearing a coat. He wants to get off the pond. Since he has studied physics and knows about the conservation of momentum, he decides to throw his 2 kg coat. If he throws the coat away from himself. What kind of collision is this?

Answer 1

Answer: Explosive Collision
Explanation: This scenario describes a type of collision known as an explosive collision

In an explosive collision, the objects separate after the collision and move away from each other. This type of collision typically involves objects initially at rest, such as in this case where the man and the coat are initially motionless on the frictionless ice pond.

In summary, the collision between the man and his coat is an explosive collision as they separate and move away from each other after the interaction.

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