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Object A has a mass of 2 kg; object B’s mass is 10 kg. If object B is at rest and object A runs into it at low speed, object B: A. Will move off at high speed. B. Cannot move of…

Object A has a mass of 2 kg; object B’s mass is 10 kg. If object B is at rest and object A runs into it at low speed, object B: A. Will move off at high speed. B. Cannot move of…
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Object A has a mass of 2 kg; object B’s mass is 10 kg. If object B is at rest and object A runs into it at low speed, object B:

A. Will move off at high speed.
B. Cannot move off with high speed.
C. Will loose speed in the collision.
D. Will remain at rest.

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User Xeruf
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D will remain at rest because it has a less mass and is moving slowly so it won’t effect the position of object b
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User Andrei Chevozerov
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Answer:

Cannot move off with high speed

Step-by-step explanation:

Just did it

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User Kenson
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