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Derive an expression for the Kinetic energy of an object moving with velocity ‘v’ and the mass of an object becomes half of its original mass. Useless answers will be reported. Please show how you derived.

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Answered by rsagnik437
5

Answer:-

The required expression is :-

K.E.' = ¼mv²

Explanation:-

We know that :-

K.E. = ½mv²

Where :-

K.E. is kinetic energy of the body.

m is mass of the body.

v is velocity of the body.

In this case, mass of the object becomes half of its original mass i.e. m/2.

Thus, the expression of new kinetic energy [K.E'] becomes :-

⇒K.E.' = 1/2 × m/2 × v²

∴ K.E' = ¼mv²

Some Extra Information:-

• Kinetic energy is the energy possessed

by a body because of it's motion. It is a

scalar quantity.

• Kinetic energy of a body depends on

two factors :-

(a) Mass [K.E. ∝ m]

(b) Velocity [K.E. ∝ v²]

• Kinetic energy of a body is always

positive. This is beacuse mass can

never be negative and square of a real

value is always positive.

Answered by Anonymous
5

Let, mass of the object (initial) = M

Velocity of the particle = v

∴ Initial KE = ½Mv²

[∵ KE formula = ½ × (mass) × (velocity)²]

But now,

Final mass = M/2

∴ Final KE = ½(M/2)v² = Mv²/4 = ¼Mv² (answer).

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