Q7. Which would have greater impact; a ball with mass m thrown with speed 20 mis or a ball with mass m/2 thrown at speed 40 m/s? Ball with mass m Ball with mass m/2 O Both have the same kinetic energy O Depends on the surface on which the balls are thrown

Q7. Which would have greater impact; a ball with mass m thrown with speed 20 mis or a ball with mass m/2 thrown at speed 40 m/s? Ball with mass m Ball with mass m/2 O Both have the same kinetic energy O Depends on the surface on which the balls are thrown

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Chapter8: Linear Momentum And Collisions

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Ball with mass m/2
O Both have the same kinetic energy
O Depends on the surface on which the balls are thrown

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