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In a perfectly inelastic collision, a ball dropped from a certain height would bounce At a greater height O At the same height O At a lesser height Would stick to the floor Two balls moving toward each other in a straight line having the same speeds and masses. Their momentum is mv O 2 mv zero 1/2 mv

In a perfectly inelastic collision, a ball dropped from a certain height would bounce At a greater height O At the same height O At a lesser height Would stick to the floor Two balls moving toward each other in a straight line having the same speeds and masses. Their momentum is mv O 2 mv zero 1/2 mv

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In a perfectly inelastic collision, a ball dropped from a certain height would bounce At a greater height O At the same height O At a lesser height Would stick to the floor Two balls moving toward each other in a straight line having the same speeds and masses. Their momentum is mv O 2 mv zero 1/2 mv
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