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You are riding a bicycle and your speed up so you are going 4 times your typical speed. How will the bicycle's kinetic energy be effected? Your answer should be a number. Include the math to show how you calculated that number! ex) When the speed increased by 4x, the kinetic energy increased by _________. I calculated this by_______.

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Answered by Chelseabrandon11
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Answer:

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Answered by MichSuchana91
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Answer:

Kinetic E =2×4 times your typical speed

When the speed increased by 4x, the kinetic energy increased by 16. I calculated this by ½m(4x²).

Explanation:

Kinetic energy of a body depends on its mass and its speed. Hence, ,kinetic energy(K.E) will become 4 times the original kinetic energy if the speed is doubled. (tkn frm web)

,ie, K.E = ½m(2v)² = 4(½mv²)

= 4× original k.E.

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namjoonismyholybible: ur so helpful thank u ❤️
MichSuchana91: explanation is 100 corrct,, bt i may make sme mistk in calc,,
MichSuchana91: as i m confused newSpeed= 4x or (4x+x)
MichSuchana91: yea, the whole ans is 100 corrct,, i checked it.
MichSuchana91: remember... use short cut method in exm try to calc. shortly... if allowed
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