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When the mass of an object increases, does the kinetic energy increase. true/false

When the mass of an object increases, does the kinetic energy increase. true/false
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When the mass of an object increases, does the kinetic energy increase. true/false

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Kinetic energy has a very direct relationship with mass, which means that as mass of an object increases, so does the kinetic energy.

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So yea, the kinetic energy would increase if the mass did, so I think true?

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