(For the purpose of this question, "calculating a collision" means: given the velocities and masses of two objects in a collision, figuring out the new velocities of both objects after the collision).
I know how to calculate a totally elastic collision, and how to calculate a totally inelastic collision.
But I don't know how to calculate a collision which is part elastic and part inelastic. I don't know where to start.
Guidance will be appreciated.
(Go easy on the math please).
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