Two cars have the same mass of 1,162 kg. One of the cars ismoving 1 times as fast as the other is. How much more work (thefactor without decimal place!) will be needed to stop the fastercar?

Given, Two car having same mass of, m1 = 1162 kg, m2 = 1162 kg Now the one of the car is moving 1…

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Two cars have the same mass of 1,162 kg. One of the cars is moving 1 times as fast as the other is. How much more work (the factor without decimal place!) will be needed to stop the faster car?