A hollow plastic ball and a solid metal ball all of the same external radius are both released from rest in a vacuum chamber. After falling for one minute, they will have the same; A. kinetic energy; B. inertia; C. speed; D. change in momentum. 26.

A hollow plastic ball and a solid metal ball all of the same external radius are both released from rest in a vacuum chamber. After falling for one minute, they will have the same; A. kinetic energy; B. inertia; C. speed; D. change in momentum. 26.

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A hollow plastic ball and a solid metal ball all
of the same external radius are both released
from rest in a vacuum chamber. After falling
for one minute, they will have the same;
A. kinetic energy;
B. inertia;
C. speed;
D. change in momentum.
26.

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