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Kinetic energy of a particle is increased by 1%. By how much percentage momentum of the particle will increase ?

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Answered by rajgraveiens
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Kinetic energy of a particle increase in percentage is = 1%

Momentum of particle increase in percentage is        =  ?

Explanation:

The relationship between momentum and kinetic energy is :-

                                    K.E      =      p^{2}     /      2m   ........   (1)

change in kinetic energy ÷ kinetic energy = 2 (change in momentum) ÷  momentum

      change in kinetic energy ÷ kinetic energy × 100  =     1

      change in momentum     ÷    momentum  ×  100  =     0.5

Increase in momentum of body  is  0.5 %.

Kinetic energy :- If an object moves, the energy it contains while moving it is due to its kinetic energy.

for example :-

(1) The energy that is produced in the hydro power plant is due to the kinetic energy .

(2) The energy that is produced in the windmill is also made due to the kinetic energy.

             

Answered by mithun3515
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Answer:             \frac{1}{2}%

Explanation:

P=\sqrt{2KM} OR P\alphaKx^{} \frac{1}{2}      

FOR SMALL % CHANGES

% CHANGES IN P=\frac{1}{2}(%CHANGE IN  K)

====>>\frac{1}{2}(1%)

=====>>0.5%

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