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At 10:35 -0400 10/12/06, Rick Tarara wrote:hhaskell@mindspring.com 10/12/2006 1:47 PM >>>
define
I maybe haven't read this thread carefully enough, but could someone
what a 'totally' inelastic collision actually is? In my mind, anelastic
collision conserves both momentum and kinetic energy while aninelastic
collision conserves momentum but not KE. It's the 'totally' that isI don't know how others may treat it, but I look at the collision in
confusing me here.