Physics, 16.01.2020 04:31, Kingzion5775

Two marbles, one twice as massive as theother, are dropped from the same height. when they strike the ground, how does thekinetic energy of the more massive marblecompare to that of the other marble? 1.it has one-half the ke.2.it has twice the ke. correct3.it has 4 times the ke.4.it has the same ke

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