A body of mass M1 has 1/4 times the linear momemtum of M2 if M2 has three times the mass of M1, what the relationship between V1 and V2 ? Select one: a. V2 = (4/3) *V1 O b. V1 = 12 * M2 O C. V1 = (3/4) * V2 d. V1 = (4/3) * V2 e. V2 = (1/12) * V1

A body of mass M1 has 1/4 times the linear momemtum of M2 if M2 has three times the mass of M1, what the relationship between V1 and V2 ? Select one: a. V2 = (4/3) V1 O b. V1 = 12 M2 O C. V1 = (3/4) * V2 d. V1 = (4/3) * V2 e. V2 = (1/12) * V1

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A body of mass M1 has 1/4 times the linear momemtum of M2 if M2 has three times the mass of M1, what the
relationship between V1 and V2 ?
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b. V1 = 12 * M2
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