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3. A little girl is walking her pony around a ring. Both are traveling at a rate of 3 km/h. Which statement is true?A) The pony has more kinetic energy than the girl.B) The pony has less kinetic energy than the girl.C) The walkers have equal amounts of kinetic energy.D) Neither of the walkers has kinetic energy.
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