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Derive the relationship between kinetic energy and momentum​

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Answered by arushi7814
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Explanation:

The relation between the linear momentum and the kinetic energy is, p=√2m(K. ... Momentum is directly proportional to the object's mass and its velocity. Thus, the greater an object's mass or the greater its velocity, the greater will be its momentum.

Answered by Danger5155p
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Answer:

Kinetic energy and momentum of a moving body can be mathematically related as follows-

Consider the formula of kinetic energy-

K.E=12mv2

Multiply and divide R.H.S by m

⇒K.E=12mv2×mm =m2v22m =(mv)22m

We know that p=mv. Substituting for mv in the above equation we get-

K.E=p22m

The above equation gives the relation between Kinetic energy and momentum of the object which is under motion.

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