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3. Two hockey players collide at center ice and together slide away from where they
hit. Because they stuck together, we know that the collision is
i
therefore
ii
The statement above is best completed by the answers in row:
Row
i
ii
inelastic
mechanical energy is conserved
elastic
mechanical energy is conserved
elastic
mechanical energy is not conserved
inelastic
mechanical energy is not conserved

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