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The kinetic energy of a body of mass `4 kg` and momentum `6 N-s` will
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The kinetic energy of a body of mass `4 kg` and momentum `6 N-s` will be
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(a) `3.5J` (b) `5.5J` (c) `2.5 J` (d) `4.5J`
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