Particle A has mass m and moves directly to the right with speed v > 0. ParticleB has twice the mass of Particle A and moves directly to the right with half thespeed of Particle A.Which of the following statements are true? (Pick two.)O Particle A has greater momentum than Particle B.Particle B has greater momentum than Particle A.O Both particles have the same momentum.O Particle A has greater kinetic energy than Particle B.O Particle B has greater kinetic energy than Particle A.O Both particles have the same kinetic energy.

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Particle A has mass m and moves directly to the right with speed v B has twice the mass of Particle A and moves directly to the right wi speed of Particle A. Which of the following statements are true? (Pick two.) O Particle A has greater momentum than Particle B. O Particle B has greater momentum than Particle A. Both particles have the same momentum. Particle A has greater kinetic enerey than Particle B

Particle A has mass m and moves directly to the right with speed v B has twice the mass of Particle A and moves directly to the right wi speed of Particle A. Which of the following statements are true? (Pick two.) O Particle A has greater momentum than Particle B. O Particle B has greater momentum than Particle A. Both particles have the same momentum. Particle A has greater kinetic enerey than Particle B

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