Computers and Technology, 11.05.2021 17:40, rue61

Please help!! I need this asap! thank you so much!! <3 Compared to a ball thrown at 10 meters per second, which statement describes the change in kinetic energy of a ball of the same mass thrown at 20 meters per second?

1) The kinetic energy of the ball thrown at 20 meters per second is half (½×) the kinetic energy of the ball thrown at 10 meters per second.

2) The kinetic energy of the ball thrown at 20 meters per second is two times (2×) the kinetic energy of the ball thrown at 10 meters per second.

3) The kinetic energy of the ball thrown at 20 meters per second is the same as (=) the kinetic energy of the ball thrown at 10 meters per second.

4) The kinetic energy of the ball thrown at 20 meters per second is four times (4×) the kinetic energy of the ball thrown at 10 meters per second.

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