Inelastic collision, Physics

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INELASTIC COLLISION:

 "The collision in which total momentum is preserved but total K.E of system is not conserved is known as inelastic collision".

It is to be noted that momentum and total Energy are conserved in all types of collision. However K.E is conserved only in elastic collisions.

 

 


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