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Physics, 03.12.2020 22:20 smithmalyk4

Changing which factor would NOT have an influence on the kinetic energy of a moving van loaded with 100 kg bags mulch of with a total mass of 1,500 kg. The vehicle is traveling across an open parking lot at a speed of 5 m/s. Question 8 options:

A: direction the moving van is going across the parking lot.

B: increasing the rate of speed without altering the mass of the vehicle or its contents.

C: emptying the moving van one bag at a time at a constant rate.

D: adding more contents (increasing the overall mass) to the van while the van is in motion traveling 5 m

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