Consider two boxes of masses, m and 2m, both initially at rest. You push each box...
Consider two boxes of masses, m and 2m, both initially at rest. You push each box separately with a force, F, over a distance, d, across a frictionless surface. How does the final speed of the smaller box compare to the final speed of the larger box?
a. The speed of the smaller box is half that of the larger box
b. The speed of the smaller box is 4 times that of the larger box
c. The speed of the smaller box is twice that of the larger box
d. The speed of the smaller box is √2 times that of the larger box
e. The speed of the smaller box is the same as that of the larger box
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