Two identical balls, each of mass 
, are tied with a string and kept on a frictionless surface. Initially, the string is slack. They are given velocities 
and 
in the same direction. Collision between the balls is perfectly elastic
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After the first collision, what is the total loss in kinetic energy of the balls?
a)
b)
c)
d)
Zero
, are tied with a string and kept on a frictionless surface. Initially, the string is slack. They are given velocities and in the same direction. Collision between the balls is perfectly elasticAfter the first collision, what is the total loss in kinetic energy of the balls?
a)
b)
c)
d)
Zero
Question ID - 101224 | SaraNextGen Top Answer Two identical balls, each of mass , are tied with a string and kept on a frictionless surface. Initially, the string is slack. They are given velocities and in the same direction. Collision between the balls is perfectly elastic
After the first collision, what is the total loss in kinetic energy of the balls?
a)
b)
c)
d)
Zero
Two identical balls, each of mass , are tied with a string and kept on a frictionless surface. Initially, the string is slack. They are given velocities and in the same direction. Collision between the balls is perfectly elastic
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After the first collision, what is the total loss in kinetic energy of the balls? |
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d) |
Zero |
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Answer Key / Explanation : (d) -
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(d) Since the collision is elastic, there is no loss in KE |
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