Biology, asked by swapnaharithasa106, 9 months ago

if the linear momentum of a body is increased by 50%, its KE will increase by:

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Answered by aestheticbeing21
3

Answer:

If the initial momentum is p

0

, the initial kinetic energy is K

0

=

2m

p

0

2

When momentum is increased by 50 %, the momentum becomes p=p

0

+(p

0

×

100

50

)=(3/2)p

0

Now kinetic energy, K=

2m

p

2

=(9/4)×(p

0

2

/2m)=(9/4)K

0

Thus the percentage increased in kinetic energy =

K

0

K−K

0

×100=[(9/4)−1]100=125 %

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