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    The document discusses different types of collisions, including elastic collisions where kinetic energy is conserved and inelastic collisions where it is not. It defines relevant terms like momentum, impulse, and provides formulas for calculating momentum and impulse. Examples of collisions discussed include billiard balls and crumple zones in cars which help absorb the force of impacts.

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    The document discusses different types of collisions, including elastic collisions where kinetic energy is conserved and inelastic collisions where it is not. It defines relevant terms like momentum, impulse, and provides formulas for calculating momentum and impulse. Examples of collisions discussed include billiard balls and crumple zones in cars which help absorb the force of impacts.

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    Collisions

    Group of Members 
    •Mohamad Safuan Bin Kamaruddin
    •Nur Rashidah Bt Zainudin
    •Farah Natasha Zainoordin
    Collision…

    A collision is an isolated Two types of


    event in which two or Collisions
    more bodies (colliding •Elastic Collision
    bodies) exert relatively (rarely happens)
    strong forces on each •Inelastic collision
    other for a relatively (commonly
    short time. happens)

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    Inelastic Collisions

    mAVA1 + mAVB1 = (mA + mB)V2, (completely inelastic collision).


    K2 = 1⁄2(mA + mB)V22 = 1⁄2(mA + mB)[mA(mA + mB)]2V12.
    Elastic Collisions
    mAVA1 + mBVB1 = mAVA2 + mBVB2.
    1⁄2mAVA12 + 1⁄2mBVB12 = 1⁄2mAVA22 + 1⁄2mBVB22,
    Momentum is Characteristic
    the product of •Vector
    the mass and •size and a direction
    velocity of an •conserved quantity
    object in physics

    momentum

    The Formula is

    P=mv

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    Impulse is defined as
    a force multiplied by The impulse equals
    the amount of time it the change in
    acts over. In calculus momentum.
    terms, the impulse
    can be calculated as
    the integral of force
    with respect to time.
    Impulse…

    The Formula is

    Ft=mv

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    Example of Collisions
    billiard balls.
    Crumple zone in cars

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