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The kinetic energy of an objects mass m moving with the velocity of 5ms in 25j what will be is

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Answered by Anonymous
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\sf{Kinetic\:energy,\:E_k=}\sf\frac{1}{2}mv^2

\sf{i.e.}\sf{E_k}\propto{mv^2}

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\sf{E_k1}\sf{=25J\:and\:V_1=5m/s}

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\sf{i.e.\:V_2=2V_1}

\sf{K.E,\:E_k2}\propto\sf{(V_2)^2)\:or\:E_k2}\propto\sf{(2V_1)^2\:or\:E_k}\propto\sf{4V_1^2}

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\sf\underline{Thus,}\sf\frac{E_k1}{E_k2}=\sf\frac{25}{E_k2}=\sf\frac{V_1^2}{4V_1^2}

\sf{E_k2=25\times4=100J}

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Similarly if velocity becomes three times, K.E becomes (3)² times or 9 times.

i.e. \sf{25J\times9=225J}

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