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X and Y, have same kinetic energies. X is nine times heavier that of Y. The ratio of the momentum of X to that of Y is: a.9:1 b.1:9 c.1:3 d.3:1 e.1:1

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Chapter11: Collisions

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X and Y, have same kinetic energies. X is nine times heavier that of Y. The ratio of the momentum of X to that of Y is:

a.9:1

b.1:9

c.1:3

d.3:1

e.1:1

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