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Q. Can kinetic energy of a body be negative? Why?

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Answer 1

⭕️Energy by virtue of its motion is called as kinetic energy.

⭕️Kinetic energy of a body cannot be -ve.

⭕️If for suppose the kinetic energy is 0 and it means that the object is in stationary.

⭕️And for the above case we know that the stationary object cannot possess any kinetic energy.

⭕️So Kinetic energy or {KE} can't be in any negative form.

➖And other reasons could be :-

⭕️mass is always positive .

⭕️velocity will be -ve but the square of velocity is positive.

⭕️so the kinetic energy is always positive.

⭕️Kinetic energy depends on mass (m) of the object and speed (v) of the object.

➖The equation is:-

KE = ½ mv²

⭕️He as v is squared -ve would be +ve.

⭕️mass is never -ve and v² will always be +ve

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Answer 2

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No,the kinetic energy of an object cannot be negative because if the KE will reach zero then it means that the object is stationary and a stationary object cannot possess any kinetic energy which is why the KE is not able to reach any negative form.

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