Physics, asked by sharmasanvi115, 9 months ago

derive an expreesion for kinetic energy in the terms of momentum of body

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Answered by SreeragSunil

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Answer:

KE = 1/2mv^2

= 1/2(mv)^2/m ( Multiplying and dividing by m)

= 1/2p^2/m= p^2/2m ( Since momentum p = mv)

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