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AP Physics 1/Unit 4 – Linear Momentum
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Kinetic Energy in Elastic Collisions
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How does the kinetic energy distribution among individual objects change during an elastic collision between two billiard balls of different masses?

A

The total kinetic energy is conserved, but redistributed between the two balls based on their masses and initial velocities.

B

The total kinetic energy increases due to the conversion of potential energy during the collision.

C

The lighter ball always gains kinetic energy, while the heavier ball always loses kinetic energy.

D

The kinetic energy of each ball remains constant throughout the collision process.

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