Two ice pucks of the same mass collide and stick together after the collision,if one was at rest and the other one had an initial velocity Vi = 2 m/s, what istheir velocity after the collision?0.1 m/sO 1 m/s2 m/s4 m/s Is the Kinetic Energy conserved in the above collision?No, it is an inelastic collisionYes, it is an elastic collision

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Two ice pucks of the same mass collide and stick together after the collision,
if one was at rest and the other one had an initial velocity Vi = 2 m/s, what is
their velocity after the collision?
0.1 m/s
O 1 m/s
2 m/s
4 m/s

Is the Kinetic Energy conserved in the above collision?
No, it is an inelastic collision
Yes, it is an elastic collision

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