Derive K. E. =1/2mv^2
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latest considered mass M at rest that is initial velocity of object of mass M is zero when a constant force is applied on the object it displaces the object,through a distance S in the direction of force
The work done W is given by
W=f×s------------(1)
this work done on the object will cause a change in its velocity from zero to V
Let a to be acceleration produced in the body in the direction of applied force.
According to Newton second law of motion F=m×a---------(2)
FROM THIRD EQUATION OF MOTION
V^2-U^2=2as------------(3)
V^2=2as
S=v^2/2a
From (1),(2),&(3)
W=ma ×v^2/2a
(by cancelling from 'a' to 'a')
Then it is proved
K. E. =1/2mv^2
NoTE:::Diagram is also compulsory and u have to draw it after first paragraph
The work done W is given by
W=f×s------------(1)
this work done on the object will cause a change in its velocity from zero to V
Let a to be acceleration produced in the body in the direction of applied force.
According to Newton second law of motion F=m×a---------(2)
FROM THIRD EQUATION OF MOTION
V^2-U^2=2as------------(3)
V^2=2as
S=v^2/2a
From (1),(2),&(3)
W=ma ×v^2/2a
(by cancelling from 'a' to 'a')
Then it is proved
K. E. =1/2mv^2
NoTE:::Diagram is also compulsory and u have to draw it after first paragraph
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