An inelastic collision is one in which:

kinetic energy before the collision equals kinetic energy after the collision.

kinetic energy after the collision is zero.

kinetic energy before the collision is less than kinetic energy after the collision.

kinetic energy before the collision is greater than kinetic energy after the collision.

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Jovanni Green

Physics

12 May, 01:33

An inelastic collision is one in which:

kinetic energy before the collision equals kinetic energy after the collision.

kinetic energy after the collision is zero.

kinetic energy before the collision is less than kinetic energy after the collision.

kinetic energy before the collision is greater than kinetic energy after the collision.

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Cadence Pugh · Answer 1

The last one

Explanation:

the last one. KE before is greater than after. because

1. Velocity before the collision is greater than after

2. Mass before is smaller than after