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An object of mass m has a kinetic energy E . Another object has a mass m and kinetic energy E . The objects have the same momentum. What is the ratio

An object of mass m has a kinetic energy E . Another object has a mass m and kinetic energy E . The objects have the same momentum. What is the ratio
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An object of mass m has a kinetic energy E . Another object has a mass m and kinetic energy E . The objects have the same momentum. What is the ratio

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Answer:

2:2

Step-by-step explanation:

because they have same kinetic energy

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