In the simpler case ofIn the simpler case of two colliding particle, if the total kinetic energy is also conserved, it is said that the two particles undergo an elastic collision. If there is any kinetic-energy loss, the collision is called inelastic. When the colliding particles stick together, forming one new object or moving as one after the collision, the collision is classified as perfectly inelastic. The JavaScript provided with this document simulates the collision of two carts in one dimension, along a horizontal axis with a positive direction pointing to the right. It allows a user to change the initial velocities (u_1 and u_2) and the masses (m_1 and m_2) of the two colliding carts, and it shows the result as final velocities after the collision (v_1 and v_2), with randomly built-in uncertainties. Get familiar with running the simulation by changing the different available setting and controls and observe two colliding particle, if the total kinetic energy is also conserved, it is said that the two particles undergo an elastic collision. If there is any kinetic-energy loss, the collision is called inelastic. When the colliding particles stick together, forming one new object or moving as one after the collision