calculate the change in kinetic energy if it's velocity reduced by one third of the initial velocity?
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calculate the change in kinetic energy if it's velocity reduced by one third of the initial velocity?
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final kinetic energy k1 = 1/2×m×v²
final kinetic energy k1 =1/2×m×(v/3)²
=1/9×1/2 mv²
change in kinetic energy=1/2mv² -(1/9)× 1/2mv²
=8/9×1/2×mv²
=8/9×initial kinetic energy
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