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This tag is for questions relating to collision which is the interaction between two or more bodies that results in physical contact and an exchange of momentum between the bodies involved. When it happens, kinetic energy is often exchanged between the molecules’ translational motion and their internal degrees of freedom.
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Why do colliding blocks compute to $\pi$?
If you take two blocks on a frictionless plane (each block is 1kg) with one wall and perfectly elastic collisions, if you collided the block on the right with the one on the left (wall is on the left) …
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How does a seatbelt help in a car crash? [closed]
If you are in a car crash, you will likely have on a seatbelt because they are supposed to help you from getting injured/harmed. But, I don't think they are that much of a help. First of all, say you …