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Do changes in speed and mass have the same effect on the kinetic energy of an object? Explain.
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Do changes in speed and mass have the same effect on the kinetic energy of an object? Explain.

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Yes, it does because depending on its speed and mass, it will either move faster than another object or move slower. This shows a demonstration of kinetic energy increasing or decreasing.
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