In an elastic collision, what quantities are conserved?
Momentum and kinetic energy
Mom...
Physics, 18.11.2020 21:20 kennedyrc12
In an elastic collision, what quantities are conserved?
Momentum and kinetic energy
Momentum only
none of the above
Kinetic energy only
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