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What will happen to Kinetic Energy if the velocity of body becomes double to its initial value ? (The mass of the body remains unchanged)

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The energy of a body depends on mass and velocity. Kinetic energy is equal to half of the product mass and velocity. SI unit is joules. 1) If mass doubled then kinetic energy also gets doubled.

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What will happen to Kinetic Energy if the velocity of body becomes double to its initial value ? (The mass of the body remains unchanged)​

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What will happen to Kinetic Energy if the velocity of body becomes double to its initial value ? (The mass of the body remains unchanged)