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Object A (3 kg) and Object B (1 kg) are initially at rest. A constant force...

Object A (3 kg) and Object B (1 kg) are initially at rest. A constant force of 2 N is applied to the two objects in the following ways:

Scenario 1: The force accelerates both objects over the same distance, d = 2 m.

Scenario 2: The force accelerates both objects for the same length of time, Δt = 2 s.

Note that the force is applied in the same direction for both objects.

After the acceleration, how do the momentum and kinetic energy of Object A compare to those of Object B?

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