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An elastic collision is one in which: a. kinetic energy and momentum are both conserved b. the total impulse is equal to the change in kinetic energy C. total mass is not conserved but momentum is

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An elastic collision is one in
which:
a.
kinetic
energy and
momentum are both
conserved
b. the total impulse is
equal to the change in
kinetic energy
C. total mass is not
conserved but
momentum is
conserved
d.
momentum is
conserved but kinetic
energy is not
conserved
e. momentum is not
conserved but kinetic
energy is conserved

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