Mathematics, 16.12.2019 22:31, pinnij20
The mass of car 2 is twice the mass of car 1. if both cars have the same velocity, how does the kinetic energy of car
2 compare to car 12
car 2 has four times the kinetic energy
car2gas twice the kinetic energy
both cars have the same kinetic energy
both cars increase in kinetic energy if they slow down
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