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If two bodies have the same kinetic energy do they have the same momentum or not and why? Thanks in advance.

If two bodies have the same kinetic energy do they have the same momentum or not and why? Thanks in advance.
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If two bodies have the same kinetic energy do they have the same momentum or not and why?

Thanks in advance.

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they do because if one thing is moving and the is there both moveing in once
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