Two cranes are lifting identical steel beams at the same time. One crane is putting out twice as much power as the other. Assuming friction is negligible, what can you conclude is happening to explain this difference?

a) The crane with double the power must be lifting its beam four times as fast.
b) The crane with double the power must be lifting its beam twice as fast.
c) The crane with double the power must be lifting its beam twice as slowly.
d) The crane with double the power must be lifting its beam four times as slowly.


Ans: b) The crane with double the power must be lifting its beam twice as fast.

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