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The same force acts for the same time on a light and a heavy body at rest. What is equal afterwards?
AFinal speed
BKinetic energy
CMomentum gained
DAcceleration
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Momentum gained
Equal force for equal time gives equal impulse, so both gain the same momentum while the lighter one gets more speed.
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