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In real life, collisions are neither purely elastic nor inelastic, but instead, fall somewhere between. however, you can still classify many collisions as primarily elastic or inelastic. for example, hitting a baseball is a great example of an elastic collision, whereas catching the baseball is a great example of an inelastic collision. 1. explain why hitting and catching a baseball are great examples of each type of collision. 2. describe another real-world example of a perfectly elastic collision. 3. describe another real-world example of a perfectly inelastic collision.
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