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see, right there, that doesn't sound like science.

 

*panics and puts on a manly voice* :unsure:

 

In an inelastic collision, momentum is conserved but kinetic enrgy is not.

see, right there, that doesn't sound like science.

 

*panics and puts on a manly voice* :unsure:

 

In an inelastic collision, momentum is conserved but kinetic enrgy is not.

 

 

i like it better the other way.

 

it sounds sciencey enough.

The period, T, of an object in circular motion is the time taken to complete one revolution. It is related to the speed v and the radius r by the equation

 

v = (2 x pi x r)/T

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