Physics, 28.01.2020 08:31, evanlubbe53

Thus, an object with a momentum of 0 (does or does not have
kinetic energy.
if an object has a momentum of 10 it (does or does not) have
kinetic energy.
how do you know?

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Thus, an object with a momentum of 0 (does or does not have
kinetic energy.
if an object...