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Yogita Ingle 7 years, 4 months ago
Yes i can explain this theoritically as
Let a body has both P.E and K.E & P.E = - K.E . then totol mechanical energy =K.E +P.E =0
But momentum is there as body is having some velocity in this case
But i am not sure if it is practically possible or not as there is no such example striking me right now.
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