d) In a collision between two objects where the objects only interact with each other, is momentum sometimes or always conserved, and is kinetic energy sometimes or always conserved? If it is sometimes, be clear on when it is conserved.

d) In a collision between two objects where the objects only interact with each other, is momentum sometimes or always conserved, and is kinetic energy sometimes or always conserved? If it is sometimes, be clear on when it is conserved.

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