Physics, asked by asmitsarkar163, 11 months ago

Question 1.
A light and a heavy object have the same momentum. Find out the ratio of their kinetic energies. Which one has a larger kinetic energy?




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Answers

Answered by glintingdead
0

Explanation:

k.e. = p²/2m

so body which have low mass will have higher kinetic energy

Answered by tanishachd75
2

Answer:

p

1

=m

1

ν

1

p

2

=m

2

ν

2

But p

1

=p

2

or m

1

ν

1

=m

2

ν

2

If m

1

<m

2

then ν

1

2

(K.E)

1

=

2

1

m

1

ν

1

2

(K.E)

2

=

2

1

m

2

ν

2

2

(K.E)

1

=

2

1

(m

1

ν

1

1

=

2

1

p

1

ν

1

(K.E)

2

=

2

1

(m

2

ν

2

2

=

2

1

p

2

ν

2

(K.E)

2

(K.E)

1

=

2

1

p

2

ν

2

2

1

p

1

ν

1

=

ν

2

ν−1

But ν

1

2

Therefore (K.E)

1

>(K.E)

2

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