Two objects, X and Y, accelerate from rest with the same constant acceleration. Object X accelerates for twice the time as object Y. Which of the following is true of these objects at the end of their respective periods of acceleration? A (В C (E) Object X is moving at the same speed as object Y. Object X is moving four times faster than object Y. Object X has traveled the same distance as object Y. Object X has traveled twice as far as object Y. Object X has traveled four times as far as object Y.

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Two objects, X and Y, accelerate from rest with the same constant acceleration. Object X accelerates for twice the time as object Y. Which of the following is true of these objects at the end of their respective
periods of acceleration?
A
B
C
E
Object X is moving at the same speed as object Y.
Object X is moving four times faster than object Y.
Object Xhas traveled the same distance as object Y.
Object X has traveled twice as far as object Y.
Object Xhas traveled four times as far as object Y.
Transcribed Image Text:Two objects, X and Y, accelerate from rest with the same constant acceleration. Object X accelerates for twice the time as object Y. Which of the following is true of these objects at the end of their respective periods of acceleration? A B C E Object X is moving at the same speed as object Y. Object X is moving four times faster than object Y. Object Xhas traveled the same distance as object Y. Object X has traveled twice as far as object Y. Object Xhas traveled four times as far as object Y.
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