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1. As you increase speed is there an increase or decrease in Kinetic Energy?

2. As you increase mass is there an increase or decrease in Kinetic Energy?
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3. As you decrease speed is there an increase or decrease in Kinetic Energy?

4. As you decrease mass is there an increase or decrease in Kinetic Energy?

Answer:
A
Explanation:
particles are frozen and hence will vibrate in their fixed positions