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Two observers are situated in different inertial reference frames, Then:

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The momentum of a body by both observers may be same

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The momentum of a body measured by both observers must be same

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The kinetic energy measured by both observes must be same

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None of the above

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The correct option is A The momentum of a body by both observers may be same

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