How Much Work Must Be Done on a Medicine Ball

question 10

Multiple Choice

How much work must be done on a medicine ball in order to catch it and completely stop its motion?

• A) work equal to the change in kinetic energy of the ball
• B) work equal to the force of the throw
• C) work equal to the mass of the object
• D) work equal to the weight and velocity of the object

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