if the momentum of an object is increased by 10% then its kinetic energy will increase by.....
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Kinetic energy is directly proportional to momentum if we will increase the kinteic energy the momentum also increses
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there is a formula relating kinetic energy 'k' and momentum 'p' as follows:
k=p²/2m
so,when momentum is increased by 10%, p'=1.1p (100%p+10%p=110%p)
so, the kinetic energy becomes, k'=(p')²/2m
=(1.1p)²/2m
=1.21p²/2m
=1.21k
that is, the kinetic energy increases by 21%
hope it helps..
k=p²/2m
so,when momentum is increased by 10%, p'=1.1p (100%p+10%p=110%p)
so, the kinetic energy becomes, k'=(p')²/2m
=(1.1p)²/2m
=1.21p²/2m
=1.21k
that is, the kinetic energy increases by 21%
hope it helps..
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