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Two moving objects `(m_1 > m_2)` having same kinetic energy are stopped by application of equal retarding force. Which object will come to rest at shorter
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Two moving objects `(m_1 > m_2)` having same kinetic energy are stopped by application of equal retarding force. Which object will come to rest at shorter distance?
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(a) Bigger (b) Smaller (c) Both at same distance (d) Cannot say
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