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3. How does kinetic energy of a body change if
its mass is doubled, ii. velocity is doubled?
i.

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Answered by itsgagan

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If mass is doubled, leaving velocity constant, Ke is doubled. If velocity is doubled leaving mass constant, kinetic energy is increased four times.

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