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Physics, 02.04.2020 22:19 memos5502

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A 0.14-kg baseball is moving at 41 m/s. A 0.058-kg tennis ball is moving at 67 m/s. Which of the two balls has higher kinetic energy?

A. The tennis ball has more kinetic energy.

B. The baseball has more kinetic energy.

C. They have the same kinetic energy.

D. It is impossible to say because their KE changes during time.

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