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Consider two cars of different masses, with the mass of car 1 greater than the mass...

  1. Consider two cars of different masses, with the mass of car 1 greater than the mass of car 2. Both cars start at rest, and both experience the same force F and travel the same distance. Which one of the following statements is FALSE?

  2. Car 1 has a smaller kinetic energy than car 2

    The final speed of car 1 is slower than car 2.

    Both cars experience the same work.

    Car 1 experiences a smaller average acceleration than car 2.

    Car 1 takes a longer time to travel the same distance as car 2.

can you please explain why as well? thank you so much!

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