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An object moving with a speed v0 collides head-on with a second object initially at rest. A student assumes the collision is elastic and calculates the speeds of the two objects and the speed of the center of mass of the objects after the collision. If the student assumes the collision was perfectly inelastic, how would that change the way the student calculated the list values?.

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