At what velocity does the K.E of a particle equal its rest energy?
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The relativistic kinetic energy is the measurement of the kinetic energy of a particle that moves at a velocity that is significant compared to the speed of light. It incorporates both the relativistic mass and the rest energy of the particle.
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it should be zero because according to the formula KE = 1/2mv^2
where v=0
then the particle comes to rest
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