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Physics, 03.03.2020 21:21, tshegofatso92

1. Impulse is the product of force and distance. True or false?
2. The force necessary to lift an object is g. True or false?
3. A joule is a newton times a second. True or false?
4. Work is done to lift an object in the classroom. True or false?
5. Kinetic energy is the energy of position. True or false?
6. Stopping distance is doubled, if speed is quadrupled. True or false?

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