Math, asked by parth01, 1 year ago

what is the relation between kinetic energy and momentum? (formula)

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Answered by tullu

3

kinetic energy = p²/2m
m-mass of the body
p-momentum

Answered by devavikaas

1

Kinetic energy =1/2p(momentum)*v(velocity).Plz mark as brainliest pleasee!!!!!

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