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If you have an object hitting a stationary object of equal mass in an inelastic collision,...
If you have an object hitting a stationary object of equal mass in an inelastic collision, what will happen?
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The objects will collide and move forward in the direction that the first object was moving in. |
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| b. |
The objects will collide and all momentum will transfer from the first object to the second object. |
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| c. |
The objects will collide and stay stationary. |
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| d. |
The objects will collide and bounce back. |
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