two particles of masses 5kg and 10kg have equal momentum.ration of their kinetic energies??
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Momentum of any object would be mass times it's velocity i,e P=M*V.
Given masses 5g and 35g, and momentum of both the objects are same, then
P= M1V1= M2V2,
P= 5*V1 = 35*V2, then
V1/V2 = 35/5 = 7.
Kinetic energy is ½mv²,
Ratio of kinetic energy would be
Ke1/ke2 = ½m1*v1² / ½m2*v2²,
Ke1/ke2 = (5/35)(7)² = 7
The ratio of kinetic energy will be 7:1.
Given masses 5g and 35g, and momentum of both the objects are same, then
P= M1V1= M2V2,
P= 5*V1 = 35*V2, then
V1/V2 = 35/5 = 7.
Kinetic energy is ½mv²,
Ratio of kinetic energy would be
Ke1/ke2 = ½m1*v1² / ½m2*v2²,
Ke1/ke2 = (5/35)(7)² = 7
The ratio of kinetic energy will be 7:1.
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