A bouncy ball and a sandbag, both of the same mass are dropped from heights of 1.5m. The sandbag strikes the floor and comes to a stop without bouncing, but the bouncy ball rebounds upward off the floor. On which object did the floor do more net negative work? The sandbag O The floor did the same non-zero work on both The bouncy ball O The floor did zero work on both

A bouncy ball and a sandbag, both of the same mass are dropped from heights of 1.5m. The sandbag strikes the floor and comes to a stop without bouncing, but the bouncy ball rebounds upward off the floor. On which object did the floor do more net negative work? The sandbag O The floor did the same non-zero work on both The bouncy ball O The floor did zero work on both

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A bouncy ball and a sandbag, both of the same mass are dropped from heights
of 1.5m. The sandbag strikes the floor and comes to a stop without bouncing, but
the bouncy ball rebounds upward off the floor. On which object did the floor do
more net negative work?
The sandbag
The floor did the same non-zero work on both
The bouncy ball
The floor did zero work on both

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