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An object of mass `40kg` and having velocity `4 m//s` collides with another object of mass `60 kg` having velocity `2 m//s` . The loss of energy when the collision is perfectly inelastic is

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To solve the problem step by step, we will calculate the loss of energy during a perfectly inelastic collision between two objects. ### Step 1: Identify the given data - Mass of object A (mA) = 40 kg - Velocity of object A (uA) = 4 m/s - Mass of object B (mB) = 60 kg - Velocity of object B (uB) = 2 m/s ...
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