For a two-dimensional collision of two objects, if the collision is elastic, then which of the following is true for the kinetic energy (K). i (f) represents initial (final). P represents momentum. Select one: O Klix + K2ix = Katx + K2fx O Kj + K21 = P1f + P2f O K + K21 = 2(Kr+K21) O K + P1 = K2f + P2f K + K21 = K1f + K21

For a two-dimensional collision of two objects, if the collision is elastic, then which of the following is true for the kinetic energy (K). i (f) represents initial (final). P represents momentum. Select one: O Klix + K2ix = Katx + K2fx O Kj + K21 = P1f + P2f O K + K21 = 2(Kr+K21) O K + P1 = K2f + P2f K + K21 = K1f + K21

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