a body has a mass of 60kg is moving with a speed 50m/s. find its kinetic energy
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answer is 7.5×10to power 4 joule
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Given,
Mass of the body = 60kg
Speed of body = 50m/s
So,
Kinetic Energy = 1/2 × m×v^2
=>K.E= 1/2 × 60 × 50 × 50.
=>K.E = 75000J
=>K.E = 75Kj or 7.5 ×10^4 J
Hence the kinetic energy of the body is 75 kj.
Remember
1)Kinetic energy is the energy that is present in an moving object or body.Any object that is in motion is said to be using kinetic energy.
Example=>
A car moving at an speed of 50km/hr
An aeroplane flying in the sky.
Formula of kinetic energy=> 1/2(m×v^2)
S.I Unit => Joules
2) Potential energy
It is energy stored in an body due to its relative position, state and composition.
It is mainly of two types=>
1) Gravitational Potential energy
2) Elastic potential energy
Potential energy= M×g×h
where g = 9.8m/s^2
S.I unit = Joules.
Examples=>
A raised weight.
A coiled Spring.
Mass of the body = 60kg
Speed of body = 50m/s
So,
Kinetic Energy = 1/2 × m×v^2
=>K.E= 1/2 × 60 × 50 × 50.
=>K.E = 75000J
=>K.E = 75Kj or 7.5 ×10^4 J
Hence the kinetic energy of the body is 75 kj.
Remember
1)Kinetic energy is the energy that is present in an moving object or body.Any object that is in motion is said to be using kinetic energy.
Example=>
A car moving at an speed of 50km/hr
An aeroplane flying in the sky.
Formula of kinetic energy=> 1/2(m×v^2)
S.I Unit => Joules
2) Potential energy
It is energy stored in an body due to its relative position, state and composition.
It is mainly of two types=>
1) Gravitational Potential energy
2) Elastic potential energy
Potential energy= M×g×h
where g = 9.8m/s^2
S.I unit = Joules.
Examples=>
A raised weight.
A coiled Spring.
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