Explain oblique collision, Physics

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When two objects collide like there velocities are not in the line of action of contact force then the collision is known as oblique collision.

We can split also oblique collision in inelastic, and elastic collision. It is significant to notice that momentum will conserve in every direction curing oblique collision also.


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