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The product of linear momentum and velocity of a body represents
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Answered by patidaruttkarsh
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Linear momentum=mv

LInear momentum × velocity =mv×v

=2[1/2(mv^2)]

=2× Kinetic Energy

Answered by Tina960
1

Explanation:

linear \: momentum \:  = mv

linear \: momentum \:  \times velocity

 = mv \times v

 = 2 {( \frac{1}{2}mv })^{2}

 = 2 \times kinetic \: energy

Hope it will help u..

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