Two particles A and B have the same momenta. Particle A is 3.0 times as massive as particle B (i.e. M, =3.0MR). What is the ratio of their kinetic energy? Answer: K: KR(answerwith a single number)

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Two particles and B have the same momenta. Particle A is 3.0 times as massive as particle B (i.e. M. =3.0M). What is the ratio of their kinetic energy? Answer: K: Ka =

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