This video explains elastic, inelastic and perfectly inelastic collisions for A Level Physics.
Want to find out more about the different types of collisions? Momentum is always conserved and the total energy must remain constant but what about the kinetic energy?
For an elastic collision collision the total kinetic energy is conserved. When the collision is inelastic some of the kinetic energy is lost from the system while in a perfectly inelastic collision the two objects will stick together after the collision and move off together.
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Lewis
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