Science, asked by tejaswinidas6083, 6 months ago

Calculate the kinetic energy of a 1000kg car travelling at 600m/s

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Answered by syedmohmedfaizrozdar

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we know that kinetic energy is equal to half of mass multiplied with square of velocity so

1/2(1000×600^2)=1/2(360000000)=180000000

joules .therefore 180000kilojoules

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