To replace a ball with another ball by collision, a snooker player mus – InterviewSolution

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1.	To replace a ball with another ball by collision, a snooker player must consider the condition that A. the collision must be head on B. The moving ball must not be given any spin C. both A and B D. no conditions required
Answer» C. both A and B

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