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Answered by tennetiraj86
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Explanation:

Given :-

Body 1 has mass m and velocity v , body 2 has twice the mass of the body 1 and thrice of the velocity of body 1.

To find :-

Find the relation between the two kinetic energies ?

Solution :-

Given that

The mass of the body 1 = m

The velocity of the body = v

Then,

We know that

The kinetic energy of the body 1

=> KE 1 = (1/2) mv² --------------(1)

Given that

The mass of the body 2 = Twice the mass of the body 1 = 2×m = 2m

and

The velocity of the body 2 = Thrice the velocity of the body 1 = 3×v = 3v

Now,

Kinetic energy of the body 2

=> KE 2 = (1/2)(2m)(3v)²

=> KE 2 = (1/2)(2m)(9v²)

=> KE 2 = (2m×9v²)/2

=> KE 2 = 18mv²/2

=> KE 2 = 18[(1/2)mv²]

=> KE 2 = 18 KE 1 (from 1))

Therefore, KE 2 = 18 KE 1

Answer:-

The Kinetic energy of the body 2 is 18 times the kinetic energy of the body 1

Used formulae:-

→ Kinetic Energy of the body = (1/2) mv² kg m/s

or KE = (1/2)mv² J

  • m = Mass of the body (in kg)
  • v = velocity ( in m/s)
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