There are two types of collisions :
Elastic : kinetic energy and momentum is conserved.
Inelastic: only momentum is conserved.
Collisions do not depend on force and time ,so options 3 and 5 are correct .
Answer: option 3 , option 5.
The properties of collisions are as follows (there may be more than one correct answer): tsys...
The properties of collisions are as follows (there may be more than one correct answer): Fext << Fint Одр = 0 Fext >> Fint tsys >> tint AK-0 tsys << tint Which of the following are Kepler's Laws of Planetary Motion? (Choose all that apply.) The planets sweep out equal areas in equal times The torque on a planet about the sun's position is zero O The planets travel in conic sections 12oxas O The planets travel in ellipses around...
Question 8 8 pts The properties of collisions are as follows (there may be more than one correct answer): Ap = 0 tsys >> tint Fext << Fint Fext >> Fint AK = 0 tsys << tint D Question 9 8 pts
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