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If two bowling balls were to collide head on and bounce off one another, with no loss in kinetic energy, the collision would be considered a(n) ___________ collision. A.Reversab…

If two bowling balls were to collide head on and bounce off one another, with no loss in kinetic energy, the collision would be considered a(n) ___________ collision. A.Reversab…
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If two bowling balls were to collide head on and bounce off one another, with no loss in kinetic energy, the collision would be considered a(n) ___________ collision.

A.Reversable
B.Cushy
C.Perfectly Inelastic
D.Elastic​

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D. Elastic because that's what an elastic collision is.

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