Physics, asked by galamoksh010, 3 months ago

If an object has a mass "m" and increases it's speed by 2 times, what happens to the amount of kinetic energy?

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Answered by vishaka31

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Explanation:

KE=1/2 mv^2

Given:v'=2v

New KE'= 1/2 m(2v^2)

KE'= mv^2

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