Physics, asked by oscarpaul9451, 1 year ago

If kinetic energy is doubled what happens to momentum

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Answered by rkd100

momentum will be doubled..as it is directly proportional to kinetic energy

Answered by jiya8529

Momentum is directly proportional to velocity If an momentum of an object is doubled but its mass do not incresase so velocity remains well below the speed of light then its velocity is doubled

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