Math, asked by gargneena25, 1 year ago

if volume of a body becomes 1/2 times then what kinetic energy becomes​

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Answered by trishanthbharath
2

Answer:

K.E = 1/4 times reduced

Step-by-step explanation:

K.E = 1/2 x m x v²

K.E = 1/2 x m x (v/2)²

so it is reduced by 1/4 times

Hope you understood!

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Answered by davisshikhar
1

We know that

ke = 1 \div 2mu {}^{2}

where

  • ke =kinetic erg
  • m=mass of body
  • u=velocity

i.e.ke   \: \alpha  \: mass

mass

 = vol \times  \rho

where

vol = volume \: of \: body \\  \rho = density \: of \: body

if volume decreasea to 1/2

ke  \alpha 1 \div 2vol \times  \rho

thus ke becomes =ke/2

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