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5 You have two objects with the same mass and they are going to collide with...

5 You have two objects with the same mass and they are going to collide with respect to each other. Estimate the ratio between the total kinetic energy associated with the two objects before and after the collision. Assume that the collision was a perfectly inelastic collision and that one of the two objects was moving with a certain velocity and the other was at rest before the collision.

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