A constant force does work W on a body that starts from rest. If the same force acts for twice the displacement, the kinetic energy becomes:
A2W
BW
CW/2
D4W
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. 2W
W = F·s; doubling s with same F doubles work and hence KE (starting from rest).
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