An object starts from rest and moves a distance d due to the presence of a net force F_net. If the net force is doubled (F'_net = 2F_net) while keeping the same distance d, then which of the statements below cannot be true? The net work is doubled Its final kinetic energy is double Its acceleration is doubled Its final speed is doubled

An object starts from rest and moves a distance d due to the presence of a net force F_net. If the net force is doubled (F'_net = 2F_net) while keeping the same distance d, then which of the statements below cannot be true? The net work is doubled Its final kinetic energy is double Its acceleration is doubled Its final speed is doubled

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