Collisions
RE part A)
How would you know the answer without calculating the kinetic energies before the crash and after the crash?
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How would you know the answer without calculating the kinetic energies before the crash and after the crash?
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In a perfectly inelastic collision, the two colliding bodies stick together. Given that the two vehicles in your example stick together, it must be an inelastic collision.
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In a perfectly inelastic collision, the two colliding bodies stick together. Given that the two vehicles in your example stick together, it must be an inelastic collision.
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