Physics, asked by sujeetworld20, 6 months ago

How will momentum of a body change if it's kinetic energy is doubled?

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Answered by aayushi567

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Because momentum is directly proportional to the speed as well as mass, doubling the kinetic energy by changing the speed will increase the momentum by a factor , or make it times larger.

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