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What is the best description of one billiard ball hitting a second billiard ball?(1 point)
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All of the kinetic energy in the first ball is transferred to the second ball.
All of the kinetic energy in the first ball is transferred to the second ball.
Kinetic energy in the second ball is transferred to the first ball.
Kinetic energy in the second ball is transferred to the first ball.
Potential energy is transferred from the first ball to the second ball.
Potential energy is transferred from the first ball to the second ball.
Most of the kinetic energy in the first ball is transferred to the second ball.
Most of the kinetic energy in the first ball is transferred to the second ball.
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All of the kinetic energy in the first ball is transferred to the second ball.
Reason: for a head-on elastic collision of equal masses (ideal billiard balls), momentum and kinetic energy conservation give the moving ball stops and the struck ball takes the original speed, so the first ball's kinetic energy is transferred to the second.
Reason: for a head-on elastic collision of equal masses (ideal billiard balls), momentum and kinetic energy conservation give the moving ball stops and the struck ball takes the original speed, so the first ball's kinetic energy is transferred to the second.
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