Problem 1: An object's speed is increased by a factor of three. Part (a) How does the object's momentum change? MultipleChoice : 1) There is not enough information. 2) The momentum does not change. 3) It increases by a factor of more than three. 4) It decreases by a factor of three. 5) It decreases by a factor of more than three. 6) It increases by a factor of three. Part (b) How does the object's kinetic energy change? MultipleChoice : 1) There is not enough information to determine. 2) Doubled. 3) Halved. 4) Increased by a factor of nine.

Problem 1: An object's speed is increased by a factor of three. Part (a) How does the object's momentum change? MultipleChoice : 1) There is not enough information. 2) The momentum does not change. 3) It increases by a factor of more than three. 4) It decreases by a factor of three. 5) It decreases by a factor of more than three. 6) It increases by a factor of three. Part (b) How does the object's kinetic energy change? MultipleChoice : 1) There is not enough information to determine. 2) Doubled. 3) Halved. 4) Increased by a factor of nine.

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Problem 1: An object's speed is increased by a factor of three.
Part (a) How does the object's momentum change?
MultipleChoice :
1) There is not enough information.
2) The momentum does not change.
3) It increases by a factor of more than three.
4) It decreases by a factor of three.
5) It decreases by a factor of more than three.
6) It increases by a factor of three.
Part (b) How does the object's kinetic energy change?
MultipleChoice :
1) There is not enough information to determine.
2) Doubled.
3) Halved.
4) Increased by a factor of nine.

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