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In perfectily inelastaic collition the relative velocity of the bodies

A

before impect it zero

B

before impect is equal the after impact

C

before impect is zero

D

is characterized by none of the above

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C
As in a perfectly inelastic collision, two bodies stick together after the collision and move with same velocity , so their releative velocity after the impact is zero.
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