To move two crates, two people push on them with the same force for the same amount of time. One of the crates has double the mass of the other one. If friction can be ignored, which crate will acquire the greatest momentum (the lighter one or the heavier one) or will they both acquire the same momentum? Also, which crate will acquire the greatest kinetic energy or will they both acquire the same kinetic energy?

To move two crates, two people push on them with the same force for the same amount of time. One of the crates has double the mass of the other one. If friction can be ignored, which crate will acquire the greatest momentum (the lighter one or the heavier one) or will they both acquire the same momentum? Also, which crate will acquire the greatest kinetic energy or will they both acquire the same kinetic energy?

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To move two crates, two people push on them with the same force for the same amount of
time. One of the crates has double the mass of the other one. If friction can be ignored, which
crate will acquire the greatest momentum (the lighter one or the heavier one) or will they both
acquire the same momentum? Also, which crate will acquire the greatest kinetic energy or will
they both acquire the same kinetic energy?

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