Derive the formula for the kinetic energy of an object of mass m moving object with velocity v
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they move with certain initial velocity 'u' and final velocity 'v' .
lets now consider the initial velocity as 0
force = mass×acceleration formula is v²-u²= 2as
or v2-u2/2a
w=f×s
or we get w=M×A×V2-U2/A2 { BECAUSE S = DISPLACEMENT}
When we take 'u' =0 then u get cancelled and strike out the a,s we get W=1/2 MV2
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they move with certain initial velocity 'u' and final velocity 'v' .
lets now consider the initial velocity as 0
force = mass×acceleration formula is v²-u²= 2as
or v2-u2/2a
w=f×s
or we get w=M×A×V2-U2/A2 { BECAUSE S = DISPLACEMENT}
When we take 'u' =0 then u get cancelled and strike out the a,s we get W=1/2 MV2
thankyou
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an object move with certain initial velocity 'u' and final velocity 'v' .
lets now consider the initial velocity as 0
force = mass×acceleration formula is v²-u²= 2as
or v2-u2/2a
w=f×s
or we get w=M×A×V2-U2/A2 { BECAUSE S = DISPLACEMENT}
When we take 'u' =0 then u get cancelled and strike out the a,s we get W=1/2 MV2
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