In physics the collision of billiard balls is usually considered to be elastic. What observable reason could you have for not choosing the collision of billiard balls as an example of a reversible process?
(a) You hear sound produced by the collision.
(b) There is change in the internal energy of the billiard balls.
(c) All macroscopic processes are irreversible.
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