If all else is constant, which would cause the greatest increase in kinetic energy of a moving object?
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First of all there is a big question that what "all else is constant" means here.
KE of a body depends on its mass and velocity.
Moreover you can also say object with bigger mass has large momentum. And body with bigger momentum has greater KE from relation
K=P SQUARE /2M
Or p square = 2KM
Where p is momentum
KE of a body depends on its mass and velocity.
Moreover you can also say object with bigger mass has large momentum. And body with bigger momentum has greater KE from relation
K=P SQUARE /2M
Or p square = 2KM
Where p is momentum
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