if an object has 0 momentum , does it have kinetic energy ? Explain your answer
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Momentum = mass * velocity
If momentum is zero it implies that the velocity of the body is zero. This implies that the body is at rest.
Kinetic energy is the energy possessed by virtue of its state of motion.
When the body is at rest, it means that has zero kinetic energy.
Thus, when momentum is zero, kinetic energy is zero.
If momentum is zero it implies that the velocity of the body is zero. This implies that the body is at rest.
Kinetic energy is the energy possessed by virtue of its state of motion.
When the body is at rest, it means that has zero kinetic energy.
Thus, when momentum is zero, kinetic energy is zero.
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formula of momentum is
mass × velocity = (p.)
and here momentum (p) = 0...
in case of kinetic energy.....the formula is
1/2 mass× velocity.
because product of momentum is 0
hence, there will be no any kinetic energy.
1/2×0 = 0.
commonly, if there is no momentum......then how kinetic energy could be made..... because for kinetic energy it requires half of product of mass and velocity......which is probably 0 in the momentum.......
so, according to my views it doesn't have kinetic energy.
I hope you understood..
Thanks
mass × velocity = (p.)
and here momentum (p) = 0...
in case of kinetic energy.....the formula is
1/2 mass× velocity.
because product of momentum is 0
hence, there will be no any kinetic energy.
1/2×0 = 0.
commonly, if there is no momentum......then how kinetic energy could be made..... because for kinetic energy it requires half of product of mass and velocity......which is probably 0 in the momentum.......
so, according to my views it doesn't have kinetic energy.
I hope you understood..
Thanks
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