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tiara099

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The linear momentum of a truck will be greater than that of a bus if
 a. the truck's mass is larger than the bus's but its speed is the same
  b. the truck's speed is larger than the bus's but its mass is the same
  c. the truck's mass and speed are both larger than the bus's
  d. any of the above

Question 2

Kinetic energy is conserved in
 a. an inelastic collision
  b. an elastic collision
  c. any collision where two objects rebound off each other
  d. none of the above



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

B



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