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Physics: Post your doubts here!

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When ball is sliding down the slope then as there is acceleration, velocity is increasing (first part of graph).
When ball is going on horizontal surface, constant velocity.
When ball collides with wall then direction of velocity is changed.
As inelastic K.E is lost.
Velocity is lost.
Ball slides a small way up before stopping
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When ball is sliding down the slope then as there is acceleration, velocity is increasing (first part of graph).
When ball is going on horizontal surface, constant velocity.
When ball collides with wall then direction of velocity is changed.
As inelastic K.E is lost.
Velocity is lost.
Ball slides a small way up before stopping
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Then what's the difference in the other options?
 
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No Kinetic energy is lost in a perfectly elastic collision

Therefore Speed of approach = Speed of projection

Momentum AND total energy is ALWAYS conserved
oh thankyou so much. i guess i didnt read the elastic collision part carefully
 
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Is it true that for a projectile not travelling in air, the angle of launch is equal to the angle of strike?
 
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Hey,
Can someone help me out with the following mcqs all are from 2002 summer paper.I have written the answers too.
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Ans D

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Ans B

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Ans C

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Ans A

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Ans C

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Ans C

Thank you very much!:)
 
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