>>67 Looking at your diagram, it seems to be correct. Make sure your axes transformations are lined up correctly and you have the right components. A test you can do if you want to make sure the physics are in the neighborhood of correct: calculate the sum of the kinetic energies before and after the collision. If the energies are equal, you should have at least a correct calculation.

Oh and try edge cases like a head-on collision, a 90* angle or a graze with m1>>m2

cool... how come sci is dead

>>72 It was dead on the old site by 2016, too.

>>74 old site?

>>75 Where are you from and how did you find this place?

>>76 im from Asia. what do you mean find this place? wikipedia?

>>74 I was the board owner on the old site when it got shut down. It was somewhat active, although admittedly a lot of that activity was political spam or schizo posting.