If a lighter body (mass ${M_1}$ and velocity ${V_1}$) and a heavier body (mass ${M_2}$ and velocity ${V_2}$) have the same kinetic energy, then

  • A

    ${M_2}{V_2} < {M_1}{V_1}$

  • B

    ${M_2}{V_2} = {M_1}{V_1}$

  • C

    ${M_2}{V_1} = {M_1}{V_2}$

  • D

    ${M_2}{V_2} > {M_1}{V_1}$

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