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derieve the formula for kinetic energy of a particle having mass m and velocity v using dimensional analysis


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Answered by Angel9894
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Explanation:

m = mass of body

f = force of body

a = acceleration of body

v = velocity of the body

using eq.

vsq.-usq. = 2as

vsq.- 0 = 2as

a = vsq./ 2s. ..... (1)

f = ma using 1st

f = m (vsq./ 2s )... (2)

work force× distance using 2nd

w = m (vsq./ 2s )× s

w = 1/2 mvsq.

Answered by sagar995530081p4rca3
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Derivation :

Suppose mass of a particle =m, velocity=v

u =0m/s

F=ma

s= v^2 -u^2/2a

on substitution of value, we get

Work = Force*displacement

= ma*v^2/2a

= 1/2 mv^2

Work done on object to set it into motion is conserved in form of kinetic energy in it.

KE = 1/2 mv^2

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