27. Two bodies A and B having masses m and M respectively possess same momenta. Given that M>m. IF EA and EB be their kinetic energies, then which of the following statements is true (A) EA = EB. (B) EA < eb.=""> (C) EA > EB. (D) it can not be predicted

27. Two bodies A and B having masses m and M respectively possess same momenta. Given that M>m. IF EA and EB be their kinetic energies, then which of the following statements is true (A) EA = EB. (B) EA < eb.=""> (C) EA > EB. (D) it can not be predicted

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27. Two bodies A and B having masses m and M respectively possess same momenta. Given that M>m. IF EA and EB be their kinetic energies,
then which of the following statements is true
(A) EA = EB.
(B) EA < eb.="">
(C) EA > EB.
(D) it can not be predicted

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