A car is running at a speed of 15 km h-1 while another similar car is moving at a speed of 45 km h-1. Find the ratio of their kinetic energies.
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Speed of first car=15 km h-1.
Speed of second car =45 km h-1
so,
V1=15km h -1
V2=45 km h-1
then,
the ratio of both car of kinetic energy is
K(E)=1/2mv1^2.....
1/2*15^2.............(1)
K(E) =1/2mv2^2
=1/2*45^2
so, ratio is
K(E)/K(E)=1/2m*15×15/1/2m*45*45
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Hope it helps you
This is a Abhiranjan raj helping you..
Speed of first car=15 km h-1.
Speed of second car =45 km h-1
so,
V1=15km h -1
V2=45 km h-1
then,
the ratio of both car of kinetic energy is
K(E)=1/2mv1^2.....
1/2*15^2.............(1)
K(E) =1/2mv2^2
=1/2*45^2
so, ratio is
K(E)/K(E)=1/2m*15×15/1/2m*45*45
1:9 Ans.
Hope it helps you
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just put the kinetic energy's formulae
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