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derive the formular of kinetic energy

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Answered by Anonymous

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Derivation of the equation for kinetic energy (K.E = ½ m v 2)

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Answered by Anjitha15

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The derivation of the Kinetic Energy's formula is :-

K. E =1/2m *v²

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