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  • In this collision (K.E)_{initial} \neq (K.E.)_{final}

  • Coefficient of restitution 0 < e < 1 

  • As (K.E)_{initial} > (K.E.)_{final}

The loss in kinetic energy appears in other forms, such as heat, sound etc. 

Ex- Collision between two billiard balls. All majority of collision belong to this category.

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1st and 3rd are correct. I'm not sure about 2nd

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2nd is also correct

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Ayush Verma

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The sum of the total kinetic energy before collision is not equal to the sum of the total kinetic energy after collision

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Abinav

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in inelastic collision k. e. is conserved

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manoranjan malakar

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momentum is conserved whereas KE is not conserved as in elastic collision

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Prasad Gajula

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In inelastic collision, KE is NOT CONSEVRED!!

 

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