1. Hitting a baseball is a great example of an elastic collision because there is a complete conservation of kinetic energy; some of the energy of the bat is imparted onto the ball, and the system energy remains the same. Conversely, when a ball is caught in a glove, that is a perfectly inelastic collision: the kinetic energy of the system is completely absorbed into the glove.
2. Another example of a completely elastic collision would be someone jumping onto a trampoline: they bounce back up with the same amount of energy with which they began (albeit in the opposite direction).
3. An example of a perfectly inelastic collision would be someone jumping into a foam pit: the foam absorbs all of the kinetic energy of the jumper and none of it is conserved.
First let us compute for the total growth in population.
Growth = 155 million * 0.01
Growth = 1.55 million
Since there are 12 months in a year, therefore the new
jobs every month should be:
new jobs per month = 1.55 million / 12
<span>new jobs per month = 0.129 million = 129,167 </span>
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