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True or false If outside forces such as friction are negligible, when two objects of the same mass collide and do not stick together, the objects multiply velocities.

True or false If outside forces such as friction are negligible, when two objects of the same mass collide and do not stick together, the objects multiply velocities.
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True or false

If outside forces such as friction are negligible, when two
objects of the same mass collide and do not stick together, the objects multiply
velocities.

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true

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my own opinion

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