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Conservation of energy in case of partiallly inelastic collision

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Answered by subhraneel13
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A collides with B. A=Mg, B=mg (M>m) and A=v, B=u (v>u).
Linear momentum =
Mgv +mgu=MgV+mgU (A=V,B=U after the collision)
Here despite of crashing, the linear momentum is unchanged. It is the law of Newton
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