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Derive the expression for kinetic energy...!!!!

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• Consider a body of mass M moving with uniform acceleration along a straight line. If u is the initial velocity of a body, V is final velocity and S is distance covered by the body during this change of velocity, we have

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{u}^{2}- {v}^{2} = 2as

S = {V}^{2} - {U}^{2}

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• If f is the net force acting on the body and w is the work done by the force

W = Fs

Now , \: F = ma

From equation 1 , 2 and 3 we get

W = ma × v² - u² = 1m (v² - u²)

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• For a body initially at rest , U = 0

Therefore w = ½ mv²

• Work done on a body = change in the kinetic energy of the body.

• Therefore kinetic energy of a body = ½ mv²

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