Which of the following statements about cars are correct? Correct the wrong statements.
If two cars have the same mass and the same speed, they will have the same kinetic energy.
The car with a higher mass certainly has higher kinetic energy.
If a car drives straight uniformly, its kinetic energy cannot change in any way.
When the speed of a car increases while driving at a constant mass, its kinetic energy will also increase.
If two cars have the same kinetic energy and the first has a higher mass than the second, then the second has a lower speed than the first.
The following applies to two cars moving straight at the same speed: A car with twice the mass has twice the kinetic energy.
The following applies to two cars with the same mass moving straight: The car with twice the speed has twice the kinetic energy.
