For each of the statements below, indicate whether the statement is true or false and explain. A) Two moving objects that have the same velocity must also have the same kinetic energy. B) If a sealed plastic container of water is squeezed only at the bottom, the water molecules in the squeezed region will experience increased pressure but water in the non-squeezed region will experience no change of pressure.

For each of the statements below, indicate whether the statement is true or false and explain. A) Two moving objects that have the same velocity must also have the same kinetic energy. B) If a sealed plastic container of water is squeezed only at the bottom, the water molecules in the squeezed region will experience increased pressure but water in the non-squeezed region will experience no change of pressure.

Inquiry into Physics

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Chapter5: Temperature And Heat

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