A block of mass m moving with an initial speed vo slides to rest in a distance D on a horizontal surface with friction. If the block's mass were doubled to 2m but its initial speed were the same, what would its new stopping distance be? O D/2 D 2D 4D O D/4

A block of mass m moving with an initial speed vo slides to rest in a distance D on a horizontal surface with friction. If the block's mass were doubled to 2m but its initial speed were the same, what would its new stopping distance be? O D/2 D 2D 4D O D/4

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A block of mass m moving with an initial speed vo slides to rest in a distance D on a horizontal
surface with friction. If the block's mass were doubled to 2m but its initial speed were the same,
what would its new stopping distance be?
D/2
2D
4D
D/4

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