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If kinetic energy of a particle is increased find increase in angular momentum

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Kinetic energy K= (1/2)mv².=(1/2)*(p²/m)

Where p is momentum.

Thus p =sqrt(2mK)

If K increases 3 times p will be sqrt(4) = 2 times the initial value.

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