Define perfectly inelastic collision. Give an example of it.

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Define perfectly inelastic collision. Give an example of it.


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1. Collision in which the colliding bodies stick together after collision and move with a common velocity is called perfectly inelastic collision.

2. The loss in kinetic energy is maximum in perfectly elastic collision.

3. Example: Lump of mud thrown on a wall sticks to the wall due to the loss of kinetic energy.

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