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What kinetic energy of an object mass m moving with velocity of 5m/s is 25j. What will be it's kinetic energy when it's velocity is doubled?​

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Answered by fnaticscout01
1

Answer:

100 J

Explanation:

If the velocity of an object is doubled, then its kinetic energy becomes 4 times the original value, because it is proportional to the square of the velocity. Hence, kinetic energy = 25 × 4 = 100 J.

Answered by jevelin
3

Answer:

Kineticenergy,E

k

= \sf\frac{1}{2}mv^2

2

1

mv

2

\sf{i.e.}i.e. \sf{E_k}E

k

\propto∝ {mv^2}mv

2

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Given:

\sf{E_k1}E

k

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

1

=5m/s

\bold{\large{\boxed{\sf{\red{If\:velocity\:is\:doubled:}}}}}

Ifvelocityisdoubled:

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

2

=2V

1

\sf{K.E,\:E_k2}K.E,E

k

2 \propto∝ \sf{(V_2)^2)\:or\:E_k2}(V

2

)

2

)orE

k

2 \propto∝ \sf{(2V_1)^2\:or\:E_k}(2V

1

)

2

orE

k

\propto∝ \sf{4V_1^2}4V

1

2

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\sf\underline{Thus,}

Thus,

\sf\frac{E_k1}{E_k2}

E

k

2

E

k

1

=\sf\frac{25}{E_k2}

E

k

2

25

=\sf\frac{V_1^2}{4V_1^2}

4V

1

2

V

1

2

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

k

2=25×4=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}25J×9=225J

Explanation:

hope it's will help u

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