Physics, asked by affaniso123, 1 year ago

if a momentum of a body is decreased by 10% then what is the percentage inccrease kinetic energy


affaniso123: percentage decrease in kinetic energy

Answers

Answered by MUDITASAHU
2
It will be increased by 0.19%
Let the initial mass of the body be m and its velocity be v. 
Initial momentum of the body = mv 
Initial KE = mv^2/2 
If the momentum decreases by 10%, new momentum = mv - 10% of mv 
= mv - 10/100mv 
= mv - mv/10 
=9mv/10 
=m(9v/10) 
New velocity = 9v/10 
Increase in velocity = v/10 
New KE = m(9v/10)^2/2 
= 81/100mv^2/2 
Increase in KE = 0.19%

affaniso123: i am unable to understand kindly help
MUDITASAHU: Hi. How can I help you
affaniso123: kindly explain what will be the decrease in kinetic energy
MUDITASAHU: Just wait for a sec. I am working on it.
MUDITASAHU: just check it out
affaniso123: ok thanks
MUDITASAHU: : )
Answered by Anonymous
1
☆☆ AS-SALAMU-ALYKUM ☆☆

●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●

UR ANSWER IS IN THE ATTACHMENT

●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●

♡♤♡ INSHALLAH IT WILL HELP U ♡♤♡
Attachments:

affaniso123: sis
Similar questions