Hockey puck A has half the mass of hockey puck B. Starting from rest, both pucks are pulled the same distance across frictionless ice by strings with the same tension. Compare the work done on puck A and puck В. O The same amount of work was done on puck A and puck B. The work done on puck A was twice as large as that done on puck B. O The work done on puck A was half as large as that done on puck B. O None of the above is true.

Hockey puck A has half the mass of hockey puck B. Starting from rest, both pucks are pulled the same distance across frictionless ice by strings with the same tension. Compare the work done on puck A and puck В. O The same amount of work was done on puck A and puck B. The work done on puck A was twice as large as that done on puck B. O The work done on puck A was half as large as that done on puck B. O None of the above is true.

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Hockey puck A has half the mass of hockey
puck B. Starting from rest, both pucks are
pulled the same distance across frictionless
ice by strings with the same tension.
Compare the work done on puck A and puck
В.
O The same amount of work was done on puck
A and puck B.
O The work done on puck A was twice as large
as that done on puck B.
O The work done on puck A was half as large as
that done on puck B.
O None of the above is true.

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