don't In another dream, you find yourself in the middle of outer space with your best friend and his evil twin. They look identical but you know the evil twin has a much lower mass since he is only part human (and part machine.) Without harming either of them, how can you determine which one is the evil twin? Consider Newton's Second Law and inertial mass.

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In another dream, you find yourself in the middle of outer space with your best
friend and his evil twin. They look identical but you know the evil twin has a much
lower mass since he is only part human (and part machine.) Without harming
either of them, how can you determine which one is the evil twin? Consider
Newton's Second Law and inertial mass.
Transcribed Image Text:don't T In another dream, you find yourself in the middle of outer space with your best friend and his evil twin. They look identical but you know the evil twin has a much lower mass since he is only part human (and part machine.) Without harming either of them, how can you determine which one is the evil twin? Consider Newton's Second Law and inertial mass.
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