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5 September, 14:13

How do the mass and speed of an object affect the kinetic energy?

A. Mass has a greater effect than speed on kinetic energy.

B. Mass and speed have the same effect on kinetic energy.

C. Speed has a greater effect than mass on kinetic energy.

D. Mass has half the effect on kinetic energy that speed has.

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