Answer:
One mass's kinetic energy is 4 times the other.
Step-by-step explanation:
The formula for kinetic energy is 
Where
KE is the kinetic energy
m is the mass
v is the velocity
- Now, let mass of the first be m (second is identical so mass of 2nd is m as well)
- Let velocity of the first one be v. Since 2nd one is travelling twice as fast, its velocity will be 2v
<u>KE of 1st mass is:</u>

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<u>KE of 2nd mass is:</u>

Hence, the kinetic energy of the 2nd mass is 4 times the first.
10(-8s-k)
(10) (-8s + -k)
(10) (-8s) + (10) (-k)
= -80s - 10k
= -10k-80s
3x-5+x+1=180
4x-4=180
4x=176
X=44
Plug in 44 for X
3(44)-5
132-5
Answer
127