Multiple Choice
If an object increases its speed such that its total energy is doubled, what happens to its relativistic momentum?
A) The momentum is doubled.
B) The momentum is more than doubled.
C) The momentum is less than doubled.
D) The momentum is quadrupled.
E) Nothing happens to the momentum.
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