An object starts from rest andmoves a distance d due to thepresence of a net force F_net.If the net force is doubled(F'_net = 2F_net) while keepingthe same distance d, thenwhich of the statements belowcannot be true?Its final kinetic energy is doubledIts acceleration is doubledO The net work is doubledOIts final speed is doubledFor a mass-spring system thatundergoes a simple harmonic

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Option- a is correct answer. Since change in kinetic energy produced work done . So E=F×d Where E =…

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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? OIts final kinetic energy is doubled OIts acceleration is doubled O The net work is doubled OIts 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? OIts final kinetic energy is doubled OIts acceleration is doubled O The net work is doubled OIts final speed is doubled

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