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A body of mass 5 kg is moving with a momentum of 10 kg metre per second a force of 0.2 in the direction of motion of body for 10 second the increase in kinetic energy is what?

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Solution :

Given,

Mass, m = 5kg

Momentum, p = 10 kg m/s

Force, F = 0.2N

Time, t = 10s

Suppose, v1 be initial velocity and v2 be final velocity.

For finding the initial velocity

p = mv

=> p = mv1

=> p = 5 × v1

=> 10 = 5 × v1

=> 10/5 = v1

=> v1 = 10/5 =2

=> v1 = 2m/s

.°. v1 = 2m/s

For finding the initial velocity

F = m × a

=> F = m × a

=> 0.2 = 5 × a

=> 0.2 = 5a

=> 5a = 0.2

=> a = 0.2/5

=> a = 0.04m/s^2

.°. a = 0.04m/s^2

For finding the final velocity

v = u + at

=> v = u + at

=> v = 2 + 0.04 × 10

=> v = 2.4m/s

.°. v2 = 2.4m/s

The formula of kinetic energy :

K.E. = 1/2 mv^2

By using the formula of change in the kinetic energy.

Change in Kinetic Energy = 1/2mv2^2 - 1/2mv1^2

=> Change in Kinetic Energy = 1/2mv2^2 - 1/2mv1^2

=> Change in Kinetic Energy = 1/2 × 5 × (2.4)^2 - 1/2 × 5 × (2)^2

=> Change in Kinetic Energy = 14.4J - 10J = 4.4J

=> Change in Kinetic Energy = 4.4J

We know that,

Change in kinetic energy = Increase in kinetic energy.

.°. Change in Kinetic Energy = 4.4J

.°. Increase in Kinetic Energy = 4.4J

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