How would two objects which collision lose all their kinetic energy? I mean how would the collision have to be...
How would two objects which collision lose all their kinetic energy? I mean how would the collision have to be in order to lose all that energy? I know it must be an inellastic collision but how would it lose all its kinetic energy? How could you explain why that collision between two objects would make all the kinetic energy dissapear
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