Physics, asked by SuhaaMin, 20 hours ago

If work 'W'is done to increase the speed of a body to 5m/s from rest, how much work will be done to increase its speed to to 10m/s from rest?

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Answered by Sk218

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workdone = final velocity - intial velocity

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