Multiple Choice
If the velocity of a nonrelativistic object is doubled, its energy is quadrupled. This is only true for velocities that are very small compared with the speed of light. At what velocity would a doubling of velocity result in a doubling of energy?
A) 0.45c
B) 0.33c
C) 0.11c
D) 0.20c
E) 0.50c
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