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Name: Anonymous 2007-06-26 12:32 ID:JwY+qYyd

Object 1, M=1, V=4, Ke=8, P=4
Object 2, M=2, V=2, Ke=4, P=4
Object 3, M=4, V=1, Ke=2, P=4
Object 4, M=1, V=2, Ke=2, P=2
Object 5, M=0.125, V=4, Ke=2, P=0.5

Why does it take more energy to give a mass the same momentum as a larger mass?

Object1, M=1
V=1, P=1, Ke=0.5
V=2, P=2, Ke=2
V=3, P=3, Ke=4.5

When an object is accelerating without resistance, why does it take more and more energy to accelerate it the same amount?

Name: Anonymous 2007-06-26 15:13 ID:x4OGrSVl

why does it take more and more energy to accelerate it the same amount?
Because you also need to accelerate the energy you've put in.

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