In inelastic collision,...

In inelastic collision,

momentum, kinetic energy and total energy are conserved.

momentum, kinetic energy and total energy and total energy are not conserved.

momentum and kinetic eergy are conserved but total energy is not conserved.

total energy and momentum are conserved but kinetic energy is not conserved

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