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AP Physics 1: 1.1 Changes and Conservation Laws. What is the speed of the other piece of wood?
AP Physics 1: 1.2 Changes and Conservation Laws. Why is energy lost in inelastic collisions?
AP Physics 1: 1.3 Changes and Conservation Laws. How fast is the particle falling at the instant before it hits the ground?
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AP Physics 1: 1.5 Changes and Conservation Laws. Which of the following can be classified as elastic collisions?
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Thank you We sneak And here's your shmoop du jour
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brought to you by elastic Without it superman just wouldn't
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look the same You need that elastic there personally or
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which of the following can be classified as elastic collisions
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Like two answers And here the option remember both is
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howard what's an elastic collision Here's a hint it has
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nothing to do with our socks falling down that's more
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of a well elastic failure An elastic collision occurs when
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kinetic energy is maintained after a collision Put it in
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highly scientific terms elastic collisions are banksy and in elastic
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collisions are sticky Now in the real world there aren't
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many collisions that air completely elastic In the real world
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elastic collisions usually create heat and involved d formation like
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this guy and that's The problem with the real world
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It makes our beautiful physics a little well messy But
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there are a lot of partially elastic collisions A tennis
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player hitting a volley a soccer player heading the ball
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into the goal us dominating and bumper cars We'd like
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to do that And you know athletes like us are
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used to those kind of elastic collisions Ma'am let's take
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a look at our options here When a rubber ball
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is thrown against a wall it'll bounce back Yep bounce
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equals elastic so option a is one of our correct
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answers How about option b two discs bouncing off each
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other Well that's definitely elastic so that's our second answer
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Let's Take a look at the other two incorrect choices
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below because of well you know learning We guess if
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two blocks collide and slide together well that would be
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in elastics since they're sticking together and kinetic energy is
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lost and option d is wrong too If a particle
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hits a hard service and doesn't bounce off well that's
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not an elastic collision Well just remember objects in an
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elastic collision Maintain kinetic energy After all elastic is stretching
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and bouncy right which is a good thing because superman
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and sweat pants uh well just looks like our uncle 00:01:56.343 --> [endTime] murray
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