Two clay balls are moving toward each other. The balls have equal kinetic energies
Which answer correctly explains how the balls will move after a totally inelastic collision?
The balls will not move because
The balls will move to the left because
The balls will move to the right because
We cannot predict how the balls will move after the collision.
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