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19. If two elastic spheres collide and the total mechanical energy remains constant, then the valuc of the coefficient of restitution e is A 0

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19. ir two clastic spheres collide and the total mechanical
energy remains constant, then the valuc of the
coefficient of restitution e is
A 0<c<1
B Ose<1
B
C
c = 0
D c= 1

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