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if the kinetic energy of a body doubled , then it's momentum is​

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Answered by 10ayushranjan
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The relation between kinetic energy (K) and momentum (p) is given by, K=  P^2/2m

 

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 where m be the mass  of the body,

So, p=\sqrt{2mk}

If kinetic energy is doubled, the momentum becomes, p'=\sqrt{2m(2K)}

=\sqrt{2p}

Hence , if the kinetic energy of a body doubled , then it's momentum is​

is \sqrt{2} times larger .

 

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