Physics, asked by mansitayal7199, 1 year ago

If the velocity of an object increase by 20% how much it's velocity increases

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Answered by shubham85288

Originally Answered: The momentum of an object increases by 20%, what percentage of kinetic energy will increase? so it depends upon whether the increase is in mass, velocity or both. if velocity increased by 20%… KE = m(1.2v)^2/2..

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