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The definition tag is used in situations where the question is either about how some term or concept is defined or where the validity of an answer depends on a subtle definition of some term or concept used in the question.
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What is the meaning of inclination $1$ in $x$?
Slope is rise by run (loosely saying). The statement means to say $1$ unit rise in $x$ unit run. So the slop will be $1/x$ in this case.
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Is kinetic energy always lost in an inelastic collision?
Also what then should be the perfect definition for an inelastic collision? …
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