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Why is Newton’s cradle (Newton’s balls) described as an “almost-ideal” closed system? Explain your reasoning in one or two sentences.(2 points)
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Newton's cradle is described as an "almost-ideal" closed system because it experiences minimal external disturbances, such as air resistance or friction, allowing for conservation of momentum and energy to be more closely observed.
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