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How will the momentum of the carts change before and after the collision? What differences can you expect between inelastic and elastic collisions?
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Momentum is always conserved. It can be transferred to somewhere else but it can never be lost. An inelastic collision is like 2 sticky balls that are going to collide. They stick to each other and don't bounce. An elastic collision is like 2 ping pong balls colliding. They'll bounce off each other like poiiiiininnggggg
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