A constant resultant force F F\,F accelerates a block of mass m m\,m from rest along a frictionless horizontal floor to a speed v v\,v over a distance sss, giving it kinetic energy EkE_kEk. Which pair of relationships for this situation is correct?
Ek=12mv2E_k = \frac{1}{2}mv^2Ek=21mv2 and Fs=EkFs = E_kFs=Ek
Ek=mv2E_k = mv^2Ek=mv2 and Fs=EkFs = E_kFs=Ek
Ek=12mv2E_k = \frac{1}{2}mv^2Ek=21mv2 and F=EksF = E_k sF=Eks
Ek=mv2E_k = mv^2Ek=mv2 and F=EksF = E_k sF=Eks
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