Sometimes, two objects of different mass have the same speed. Other times, they have the same momentum. Which of the following is true about their kinetic energies. The lighter has the greater kinetic energy in both cases With equal speeds, the heavier has the greater kinetic energy. With equal momenta, the lighter has the greater kinetic energy. We can't tell from the information given. O With equal speeds, the lighter has the greater kinetic energy. With equal momenta, the heavier has the greater kinetic energy.

Sometimes, two objects of different mass have the same speed. Other times, they have the same momentum. Which of the following is true about their kinetic energies. The lighter has the greater kinetic energy in both cases With equal speeds, the heavier has the greater kinetic energy. With equal momenta, the lighter has the greater kinetic energy. We can't tell from the information given. O With equal speeds, the lighter has the greater kinetic energy. With equal momenta, the heavier has the greater kinetic energy.

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Sometimes, two objects of different mass have the same speed. Other times, they have the
same momentum. Which of the following is true about their kinetic energies.
O The lighter has the greater kinetic energy in both cases
With equal speeds, the heavier has the greater kinetic energy. With equal momenta, the lighter has
the greater kinetic energy.
O We can't tell from the information given.
With equal speeds, the lighter has the greater kinetic energy. With equal momenta, the heavier has
the greater kinetic energy.
O The heavier has the greater kinetic energy in both cases.

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